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Locke's representative theory of perception
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John Locke's representative theory of perception suggests that humans do not directly perceive objects in the world, but instead, they perceive representations or ideas of those objects in their minds. According to Locke, our senses receive information from the external world, which then gets processed in our minds as ideas. These ideas represent the qualities of objects, but the objects themselves are not directly experienced. Locke distinguished between primary and secondary qualities. Primary qualities, such as shape, size, and motion, exist in the object itself and are perceived accurately. Secondary qualities, like color, taste, and
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