In arguing for "naive realism", Putnam invokes Austin's handling of sense-data theories and their reliance on arguments from perceptual illusion in "Sense and Sensibilia", which Putnam calls "one of the most unjustly neglected classics of analytics philosophy" (25).
(In arguing for "naive realism", Putnam invokes Austin's handling of sense-data theories and their reliance on arguments from perceptual illusion in "Sense and Sensibilia", which Putnam calls "one of the most unjustly neglected classics of analytics philosophy").