Sentence examples for perception and the mind from inspiring English sources

Many in fact believe that philosophy has made some progress in the second half of the last century in developing the conceptual tools for a better and more naturalistic understanding of perception and the mind in general — e.g., the notion of a mental representation and its (broadly) computational processing.

A sculptor, painter and installation artist, Jeanne Tremel reveals that elusive space between visual perception and what the mind and body feels and experiences both consciously and unconsciously.

The opera also explores similar issues relating to reality, perception, and the human mind that inform Dick's writing and manifest continually throughout his paradoxical, transcendental novels.

This entry will survey interactions between the epistemology of perception and the philosophy of mind.

In the case of Vasudeo S. Gaitonde (1924 - 2001), a painter of beguiling light and space suggesting metaphysical speculations on creation, perception and the permutations of the mind, once the global auction circuit got wind of the Guggenheim's plans to mount a retrospective for the Indian master, Gaitonde's paintings, drawings and prints began to command record sums.

Broad's treatment of perception in The Mind and Its Place in Nature sets off with a careful description of Naïve Realism.

Some of these objections are objections specifically to the indirect realist version of the sense-datum theory: for example, the claim that the theory gives rise to an unacceptable "veil of perception" between the mind and the world.

Dick claimed to have access to what philosophers call the faculty of "intellectual intuition": the direct perception by the mind of a metaphysical reality behind screens of appearance.

So the role of advertising is to drive that differentiating idea or perception into the mind.

Imaging refers to the transformation of information obtained by maintaining perception in the mind to an abstract approach.

The causal connection involved is thus not established by constant conjunction, nor is it a 'humean' perception of the mind.