Mind in action and the problem of realism

Abstract

Realism can roughly be defined as a view according to which we can get objective knowledge about the mind-independent world, while maintains that we cannot have access to reality because all knowledge depends on internal conditions like conceptual resources. What this debate comes to concern depends, of course, on what one means by the central concepts like. What it ultimately means depends, of course, on the definition of. Mind as a property of organism environment interaction leads to the notion of embodied epistemic truth as correspondence with an operational fit.