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== VI. Aspect‑Perception — Model‑Switching as Controlled Reframing ==
'''Claim.''' The “duck‑rabbit” (§ Part II, xi) is not an invitation to subjectivism but a '''calculus for aspect‑switching''': the same drawing enters different '''use‑profiles'''; “seeing‑as” is a '''reconfiguration''' of the model, not a private occult event.

'''Evidence (primary).''' The figure can be seen as a duck or as a rabbit; yet the ''drawing'' is unchanged. Wittgenstein refuses a dualism where “external world stays the same” while an inner occult change mystically “adds” meaning; instead, the '''use‑description''' changes (the report “I see it as a rabbit” belongs to a grammar)

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'''Interpretation (TotalAutismo).'''

* '''Pattern‑switching with guardrails.''' Autistic cognition often toggles between '''deterministic models'''; the discipline here is: ''declare the model you’re in''.
* '''Against “ineffable Aspects.”''' Aspect‑seeing is domesticated by '''grammar''': it is a retraining of '''what counts as relevant features''' for a given use‑task.

'''Primary citation.''' Part II, §xi (duck‑rabbit)

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'''Trait justification.''' Visual‑logical cognition; '''model‑selection''' as explicit rule rather than atmosphere.
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