• Olivier5
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    Problem is if mediation is a general problem for our understanding, then our understanding of the mediation is no less mediated, and hence no less problematic, than any other understanding.Janus

    In this context, mediation should not be seen as a problem but as a solution: perception would be impossible (or magical) without some sort of mediation. Mediation is precisely what makes perception possible.
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