 The salient feature of experience here is not easy to pin down. The rough idea is that, when you visually experience, as opposed to when you visually imagine, things are presented to you as actually being the case. How this feature of experience is best to be understood is open to debate. For now let us leave open its exact nature and simply use the term “presentational phenomenology” as a place-holder for whatever it is (for more elaboration see Chudnoff 2012 or Bengson 2015, and see Teng 2018 for a challenge to privileging presentational phenomenology).