# Color Relationalism∗ Jonathan Cohen **Opening (not a real abstract):** Color relationalism is the view that colors are constituted in terms of relations to perceiving subjects and perceptual circumstances. It may be useful to compare this proposal about color against less controversial relationalist views about other properties. Relationalism about being a teacher is the (plausible) view that things bear the latter property not by virtue of their intrinsic makeups, but by standing in the right (viz., pedagogical) sort of relation to relata (viz., students).1 Or, again, relationalism about being humorous is the (plausible) view that things bear the latter property not in virtue of their intrinsic makeups, but by standing in the right sort of relation (viz., the relation of bringing about in the relata certain kinds of amusement reactions) to relata (viz., appropriately equipped sentient beings). So, **Authors:** [[Jonathan Cohen†]]