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-	{{Template}}	+	#REDIRECT [[Naïve realism]]
-	'''Representative Theory of Perception''', also known as '''Indirect realism''', '''epistemological dualism''', and '''The veil of perception''', is a [[philosophy|philosophical]] concept. It states that we do not (and can not) perceive the external world directly; instead we know only our ideas or interpretations of objects in the world.	+
-	Thus, a barrier or a veil of perception prevents first-hand knowledge of anything beyond it. The "veil" exists between the mind and the existing world.	+
-	== See also ==	+
-	* [[Perception]]	+
-	* [[Enactivism]]	+
-	* [[Direct realism]]	+
-	* [[Naive realism]]	+
-	* [[Consciousness]]	+
-	* [[Representation (psychology)|Representation]]	+
-	* [[Philosophy of mind]]	+
-	* [[Philosophy of perception]]	+
-	* [[Qualia]]	+
-	* [[Hallucinations in the sane]]	+
-	* [[Aspectism]]	+
-	* [[The Treachery of Images]]	+
-	* [[Map-territory relation]]	+
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