  According to the (orthodox) representationalist, an experience has \(Q_{B}\), say, just in case it is an experience that represents blue. According to the phenomenist who endorses Argument B, an experience has \(Q_{B}\) just in case it has a certain non-representational property. Let us stipulate that ‘\(B\)’ refers to this non-representational property, if such a thing exists. Then the two views may be put as follows: