Sentences with phrase «perceptions of the world outside»

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Since I can not get outside of my perceptions, my perceptions constitute the world.

But often it distorts perceptions and diminishes awareness of both the organism and the world outside the organism.

He is the kind who is really blind to anything outside of his own world view, and he sees everyone colored by his own perception.

At any moment this has a focus, but one which shifts continually, now on perception of the outside world, now on a memory which has somehow been stored out of mind (perhaps for many decades), now on an emotional state, now on a toothache, now on construction of an abstract pattern of thought, now on communication with others, but again and again on the often painful process of choosing among courses of action, and then of acting.

Although this notion of perception has been the dominant epistemological view in modern philosophy, it has never adequately explained precisely how the outside world and the mediating senses get over to the (totally different) realm of mind.

The perception of those outside of the Party's membership is that Corbyn only took a «proper» line when dragged to it by the press, public opinion and the views of most of the world's political powers.

Scientists at Columbia's Zuckerman Institute have contributed to solving a paradox of perception, literally upending models of how the brain constructs interpretations of the outside world.

In the traditional view of perception, information from the outside world pours into the senses, works its way through the brain, and makes itself consciously seen, heard, and felt.

As we go about daily life, we generally operate under the assumption that our perception of the world directly and accurately represents the outside world.

Following a line of researchers attempting to unlock the mysteries of human perception and cognition, Halassa has shown how the brain attends to cues in the outside world and sustains prolonged thought, findings that earned him wide acclaim early in his career.

The Wall Street Journal article suggests some raised eyebrows among Japanese consumers over the name, which can also be taken as a reference to «Galapagos Syndrome,» or the Japanese self - perception of their nation as increasingly isolated from the outside world.

But as they grow older, details about their true purpose, who really owns their bodies and the outside world begin to creep in, drastically altering the reader's perception of their seemingly idyllic lives.

They show us how self - perception moves between the privacy of the body and the world outside of it.

Eriksson's paintings continue the exploration of his reactions to the perception and experience of the outside world.

As this show suggests, what emerges from Finch's diverse probing of human perception and visual memory is a heightened awareness of the profound depth of visual experience offered by the outside world — an awareness simultaneously explored by Finch's work across a variety of media.

«Movement and perception of the world through my body are the basise of my artistic process that takes place in the studio and outside in dialogue...

As we go about daily life, we generally operate under the assumption that our perception of the world directly and accurately represents the outside world.

One is the lens of seeing the outside world; the other is the way we see our inner life of feelings, thoughts, memories and perceptions.