Qualia perceptual

Putting the distinction between these two senses of looks to use, we can define visual qualia as characteristics that we are aware of in virtue of the ways that objects lookp to us. (Here and hereafter, I use looksp to represent the phenomenological sense of looks. ) In general, perceptual qualia can be defined as the characteristics we are aware of in virtue of the ways in which objects appear to us, where appear is used in its phenomenological sense. 

I turn now briefly to adverbial theories of experiential awareness. According to these theories, it will be remembered, qualia exist only as forms of perceptual awareness — ways of being perceptually aware of nonqualitative phenomena. 

If we replace in the world of by as basic in the property structures of, we get an idea of how different properties might play different roles at different levels. Perceptual properties, or qualia-properties are basic in our everyday representations of the world. They are not basic in our physical representations of the world. Nevertheless, they may be physical in nature and, thus, be representable by a... 

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