An interpretation of the outside reality through ideas, bound to eventually fade inside the inevitable flow of nature.
Therefore, maps that originate from the alleged attempt at being descriptive and reducing reality's complexity become prescriptive and establish singular meanings and interpretations that become themselves part of reality and the background for interpretation of the world (Wood 1992; Wood and Fels 2008).
Students exposed to evolution in the classroom accept it, while those deprived of it can adopt nonscientific interpretations about the reality of the universe in which they live.
What we see is not reality, but is instead our brain's interpretation of the parts of reality that we have evolved to consider useful.
In memoirs, the narratives are intended to be robust enough that the characters and influence are complete, and the reader can end with an interpretation of the author's reality.
We call the consistency of expression of concepts in an ontology univocality, inspired by the philosophical term referring to a shared interpretation of the nature of reality (Spinoza, 1677).
So there are legitimate grounds for appealing the panel's interpretation of — in reality, broadening of — the rights recognized by the Heller case.
García Márquez made it the theme of his speech at his Nobel Prize in Literature award ceremony under the title The Solitude of Latin America: "The interpretation of our reality through patterns not our own, serves only to make us ever more unknown, ever less free, ever more solitary.
In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, "Solitude of Latin America", he relates this theme of solitude to the Latin American experience, "The interpretation of our reality through patterns not our own, serves only to make us ever more unknown, ever less free, ever more solitary".
The line between reality and virtual interpretations of the world in which we live will inevitably become less obvious in the advent of VR, thus the messages video games choose to send are more important than ever.
I think of vision as the writer's interpretation of reality or the interpretation he imposes upon it.
