DEFAULT BELIEFS ON COLORS: THE METHODOLOGICAL VALUE OF WHAT WE BELIEVE TO KNOW ABOUT COLORS

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Txapartegi, Ekai
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In this article I provide some reasons to justify why the preferable ontological account about colors is that which respects the highest number of beliefs contained in the so-called default position, keeping in mind the relative weight of each one of them. The full system of associated beliefs about colors contained in the default position is also offered.
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