Reality

Reality is the sum of all things that are real, which is the opposite of mere imagination. Also the word indicates the state, existence of the existential thing. In the physical sense, reality is the sum of all known and unknown things. Philosophical questions about actual reality or existence or being are considered under the rules of entity, which is a major branch of metaphysics of Western philosophers. Essential questions also discuss the various features of philosophy, philosophy, religion, mathematics, and logic. These questions include only physical objects as real, although reality is fundamentally unreal.

Global views and theories

A general conversation is used as reality means "perception, belief, and attitude towards reality", "my reality, not your reality". It is often used as a conversation that a conversation party should agree on, or not deeply quibble, should agree Different ideas of what is real. For example, in a religious discussion between friends, one might say (try humor) "You may disagree, but my reality, everyone goes to heaven." Reality links that can be defined in a way that is the world or their part (conceptual structure): Reality is the totality of everything, the structure (real and conceptual), events (past and present). It is an attempt to describe or map a world (whether it be individual or based on the last human experience). Some ideas from physics, philosophy, sociology , Literary Criticism,Robert antomn Willamson ) and they point to the opposite reality - that is, the point of view that has no objective reality, whether explicitly acknowledged or not. Many concepts and philosophies of science are often culturally and socially integrated. Details of this concept are found in the book "The Structure of the Scientific Revolution" by Tomars cottge . The idea is found in Peter L. Berger's book on sociology, building a society of reality , published in 1986. It explains how to acquire and use knowledge to realize reality. Outside of reality, the most important part of everyday life is the experience of fully aware and attentive daily life.