A problem with representationalism is that if it assumes that something in the brain, described as a "homunculus", is viewing the perception, this suggests that some physical effect or phenomenon other than simple data flow and information processing must be involved in perception.
This suggests that some physical effect or phenomenon other than simple data flow and information processing must be involved in perception. A problem with representationalism is that it assumes that something in the brain, described as a "homunculus", is viewing the perception.
A problem with representationalism is that it assumes that something in the brain, described as a "homunculus", is viewing the perception. This suggests that some physical effect or phenomenon other than simple data flow and information processing must be involved in perception.
A problem with representationalism is that it assumes that something in the brain, described as a "homunculus", is viewing the perception. This suggests that some physical effect or phenomenon other than simple data flow and information processing must be involved in perception.