MANY-TO-ONE INTENTIONALISM.

The article focuses on the concept of Intentionalism, a thesis stating that the phenomenal character of perceptual experiences depends on the content of perceptual representations. It explores the ambiguity in Intentionalism; addressing the implicit assumption of One-to-One Intentionalism; where the dependence relation links the phenomenal character of one perceptual experience to its representational content; and aim to formulate and defend Many-to-One Intentionalism.