Salience

Sophie Archer is Lecturer in Philosophy at Cardiff University, UK. Her primary research interests are in philosophy of mind, philosophy of psychology, and epistemology. She is currently working on a book about belief, provisionally entitled Janus-Faced Belief.

Introduction: Salience and Philosophy Sophie Archer 1. Life Through a Lens: Aesthetic Virtue and Salience vs Kantian Disinterest Dan Cavedon-Taylor 2. Attention, Salience, and the Phenomenology of Visual Experience Hemdat Lerman 3. Beyond ‘Salience’ and ‘Affordance’: Understanding Anomalous Experiences of Significant Possibilities Matthew Ratcliffe and Matthew Broome 4. On Salience-Based Theories of Demonstratives Ethan Nowak and Eliot Michaelson 5. The Ethics of Attention: An Argument and a Framework Sebastian Watzl 6. Salience and What Matters Sophie Archer 7. Salience, Choice, and Vunerability Sophie-Grace Chappell 8. The Moral Psychology of Salience Christopher Mole 9. The Unquiet Life: Salience and Moral Responsibility Sabina Lovibond 10. On Salience and Sneakiness Mary Kate McGowan 11. Harmful Salience Perspectives Ella Whiteley 12. Salient Alternatives and Epistemic Injustice in Folk Epistemology Mikkel Gerken 13. Salience Principles for Democracy Susanna Siegel. Index