# Visual Attention, Conceptual Content and Doing it Right **Opening (not a real abstract):** Visual Attention, Conceptual Content and Doing it Right In this paper, I argue that by understanding how vision is directly involved in action, we can see that in the case I shall consider, action on artifacts, vision has conceptual content. Thus, the whole-sale denial of conceptuality to vision is false. I arrive at this conclusion by arguing that there is a link between memory and concepts that provides an empirical angle on the question of conceptual content. I then present a novel account of the link between intention and perception and discuss what role concepts might play in vision and how their involvement therein amounts to a form of visual attention. Finally, I give some empirical evidence supporting the claim that visual attention has conceptual content. **Authors:** [[wayne wu]]