"Sense and Sensibilia (Revised Edition)" is a remarkable philosophical work that delves deeply into the nature of perception and the fundamental ways we experience the world. A radical examination of traditional theories of perception, this book presents a thorough criticism of the common sense views that have prevailed in philosophical discourse.

Motivated by a drive to question everything that seems self-evident about how we perceive our environment, this work offers a critical analysis of ordinary language philosophy. The author challenges the readers to rethink the assumptions surrounding sense data, a topic that has long been a focus of debate among philosophers.

This revised edition presents an updated and enriched exploration of the core concepts, making it an essential addition for anyone interested in philosophy, especially those intrigued by the study of epistemology and metaphysics. Whether you are a student of philosophy or a seasoned scholar, "Sense and Sensibilia" invites you to explore profound questions about perception that continue to stimulate contemporary philosophical thought.

Perfect for academic environments or personal libraries, this book is not only intellectually stimulating but also crucial for understanding various philosophical arguments related to how we perceive the world around us.