Perception and Motion: Bridging 3D Experience

This chapter explores Berkeley's investigation into how the body transitions visual input from a two-dimensional retina to a three-dimensional experience. It emphasizes the pivotal roles of touch and movement in depth perception, critiquing traditional views of sensory dominance and discussing various sensory modalities. The dialogue highlights the complexities of bodily movement, proprioception, and the philosophical implications of understanding spatial awareness through sensory interactions.