theoretical approaches
type: Concept
narrower: indirect nature of perception

indirect nature of perception
type: Concept
definition: Our everyday experiences attest to the immediacy of our perceptions. We need only open our eyes to see what is before us, much as the simplest of cameras needs only to be activated to capture a picture of what is visible through its lens. [Source: Encyclopedia of Perception; Indirect Nature of Perception]
broader: theoretical approaches
broader: philosophical approaches

philosophical approaches
type: Concept
narrower: indirect nature of perception

concepts
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type: ConceptGroup
member: indirect nature of perception