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Nature 437, 817 (6 October 2005) | doi:10.1038/437817b; Published online 5 October 2005
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A philosopher's vision
Richard L. Gregory1
BOOK REVIEWED-Action in Perception
by Alva Noë
MIT Press: 2005. 392 pp. $38, £24.95
Philosophers contribute significantly to the brain sciences by clarifying terminology and concepts, occasionally issuing radical challenges and stimulating suggestions. It might be said for the whole of science that conceptual significance is as important as statistical significance, and philosophy contributes most in areas where generally accepted paradigms are lacking, such as cognitive brain science.
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