Indirect Realism
Indirect Realism
is the view in
cognitive psychology
that
perception
functions via internal representations of external reality. It is sometimes considered to be the same as
representationalism
. Indirect realism is problematical because of
Ryle's regress
and the apparent need for a
homunculus
. These problems have led some philosophers to abandon
realism
and suggest the existence of
dualism
and others to propose, or suggest through
emergentism
, that some form of new physics is operating in the brain such as
quantum mind
,
space-time theories of consciousness
etc.
See also
direct realism
philosophy of perception
representationalism
consciousness
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