Colour variation without objective colour

Colour variation is the fact that what colour physical objects look to have depends on viewing conditions and a perceiver’s visual system. Both Relationalists Eliminativists regard their analyses of as central justification for respective views. Yet are decidedly different. assert most instances veridical infer from this colours relational properties partly determined by perceivers. By contrast, too unsystematic ground claim many or veridical. From they don’t colours. I argue Eliminativist analysis superior. On my view, Relationalist account experience reduces assertion simply because cause perceivers experiences them. In context, argue, resulting conception veridicality vacuous. More directly, foundational idea Eliminativism opposite claim: them its own not sufficient justify colour. The Relationalist, has failed anything stronger than this. debate we should thus side with Eliminativist: do possess colour; merely us undergo experiences.