According to Jackson, the "style of Knowledge argument" he gives
A) is specific to claims about color.
B) can be also deployed for senses other than sight.
C) is specific to bodily senses.
D) cannot be deployed for touch.

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Jackson argues that the "style of Knowledge argument" can be applied to senses other than sight, and he discusses the example of someone who has always lived in a black-and-white room and suddenly gains the ability to see color. Therefore, choice B is the correct answer. Choices A, C, and D are incorrect because Jackson's argument is not limited to claims about color, bodily senses, or touch.

According to Jackson, the "Style of Knowledge Argument" He Gives