Question

What does it mean to say sensations must be "conceptualized" to qualify as experience? Explain using an example of your choice.

Answer 1

Sensations must be "conceptualized" to qualify as experience as they must be subject to spatial-temporal shaping" to qualify as experience as perceiving part of the mind requires perceiving it as an object outside us in space and time. A raw sensory stimulus must be organized and recognized to maybe; an object car to be understood and experienced. Further, according to Kant; "sensory stimulation must be unified in a single connected consciousness" to qualify as experience for example; as in order to experience something we should assume the future will be like the past. For example; we should assume that the next flame we encounter will be accompanied by heat in order to experience the flame