Perception as the Source and Basis of Knowledge

The basic desire to acquire recognition and knowledge as a source of knowledge is human nature, but how philosophers acquire this knowledge is constantly being debated. Over the years philosophers have written sources of various knowledge. We can divide these ideas into two theories, rationalism and empiricism. The problem of separating these two doctrines is "Is perception a source of knowledge?" The empathicist put his whole heart and the rationalists believe that we will achieve knowledge through reason.

Perception was always a long-term concern to philosophy. Because it is the basis of our understanding of the outside world. Since perception is a transaction between the world and perceptions or their ideas it is possible to investigate the perceived world's nature, perception or their ideas, or the relationship between them. Perceptual philosophy focuses on the latter two problems; research on perception has brought important views about what is considered to be the essence of the world - in particular the idealism of Berkeley's bishop (see below See) - It is rare. Instead, philosophers suggest: What is the essence of the relationship between the perceptor's mind and the perceived world? What is the essence of the emotional state of the mind? Modern perceptual philosophy continues to discuss these traditional problems, but it emphasizes the essence of perceptual thinking.

What is the foundation of knowledge? You can think that the only effective basis for knowledge is empirical evidence derived from sensory experience or why that is the highest authority of knowledge. Perhaps you think the authority in the form of books and people is the source of the most reliable knowledge. Probably for you, intuition - a direct perception of the world unrelated to emotions and rationality - provides the best evidence of knowledge (see Figure 2), or a revelation that directly understands the truth from outside the nature Surely the best knowledge source More than any of the above ideas, you certainly do not have a single source of knowledge, but you have some relative to authority, empirical evidence, reason, intuition and revelation I will give a reasonable weight.