The phrase "all things perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing perception, awareness, or the nature of reality as understood by an observer.
Example: "In philosophy, the concept of reality is often debated in relation to all things perceived by the human mind."
Alternatives: "everything observed" or "all perceived entities".
The broader background is modernism's fascination with all things perceived as primitive.
The conclusion depends in part on whether Protagoras held that phenomena had subjective existence only, or whether he thought that all things perceived had objective existence but were perceived differently according to the nature of the percipient and their relation to him i.e., whether he interpreted phenomena subjectively or relativistically.
Evolved from Hinduism, the term Māyā refers to all things perceived as being illusory.
Berkeley supports his main thesis with a syllogistic argument: physical things—such as trees, dogs, and houses are things perceived by sense; things perceived by sense are ideas; therefore, physical things are ideas.
This was one of the things perceived as setting the Scott brothers apart from the British film establishment.
As aids in reaching knowledge, they are deceptive because they do not bear genuine witness to the actual nature of things perceived.
In either case, observation sentences describe perceptions or things perceived.
It had been customary to think of observing as noticing and attending to interesting details of things perceived under more or less natural conditions, or by extension, things perceived during the course of an experiment.
Erasmus thinks that Socrates agrees with the Stoics when he defines philosophy as a meditation on death; the mind should avoid corporeal and sensible things as much as possible and should concentrate on things perceived by reason (CWE 66:42 44).
Kant's answer to Hume was that things perceived are connected with one another; they pass through and affect one another in various ways because they are related in space and time.
"My goal is to build robots that rival humans and animals or maybe even exceed humans and animals in their ability to move around in the world, manipulate things, perceive what's around them," he told the crowd.
