# On Experiencing High-Level Properties **Opening (not a real abstract):** Which properties can we perceptually experience?1 Some philosophers have held that we can perceptually experience only the following “low-level” properties, that only these can make a difference to what it is like to have perceptual experiences: color properties, illumination properties, motion properties, shape properties, and spatial location properties for visual experience, volume, pitch, and timbre for auditory experience, sweetness, sourness for gustatory experience, and so on (Byrne 2009, Carruthers & Veillet 2012, Dretske 1995, Lyons 2005, Price **Authors:** [[Reiland]]