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naive realism

/naɪˈiːv ˈriːəlɪzəm/

Traduction: Conception philosophique selon laquelle le monde est tel que nous le percevons directement, sans interprétation subjective ni distorsion cognitive affectant notre perception de la réalité.

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/naɪˈiːv ˈriːəlɪzəm/C1formalscientific
  • frConception philosophique selon laquelle le monde est tel que nous le percevons directement, sans interprétation subjective ni distorsion cognitive affectant notre perception de la réalité.

A philosophical concept referring to the belief that the world is exactly as we perceive it, without any subjective interpretation or cognitive bias influencing our perception of reality.

  1. Philosophical conceptC1formal

    The belief that the world is exactly as we perceive it, without any subjective interpretation or mental processing.

    frRéalisme naïf

    • Naive realism assumes that our senses provide a direct and accurate picture of reality.
    • Philosophers often criticize naive realism for ignoring the role of perception.
    • A child's understanding of the world often reflects naive realism.