Exploring Reality, Perception, and the Philosophy of Art
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Perspectives on Knowledge and Reality
Realism and Moderate Realism
When we attempt to understand what things truly are, or whether we can only grasp what they are to us, various philosophical stances emerge. Here, we explore two primary positions:
Realism: The Identity of Knowledge and Reality
Realism asserts a direct relationship of identity between our knowledge and reality: our understanding is a faithful and identical copy of what things are. According to this view, our thoughts conceive ideas that are caused by external objects and serve as a true reflection of them or of reality itself.
Moderate Realism: Descartes' Representation Theory
Moderate Realism, notably articulated by Descartes, posits that our knowledge is a representation of the... Continuar leyendo "Exploring Reality, Perception, and the Philosophy of Art" »