Publish at June 27 2023 Updated June 27 2023
Analytical philosophical discussion of perception based on the sense of touch. The various theories are outlined and debated point by point. "Adopting the relational conception of perception, [the author argues] that perception is a direct relation to things in the world and is constituted by fragments of reality. Reality cannot be true or false [...]."
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