Sensory experience

Sensory experience

Relates to experience derived from sensory perception (the 'senses') and concerns perceptual data derived from the external world. Concepts that derive from sensory experience include, among others, those relating to the domains of space, motion, temperature and so on. The other category of experience is subjective experience.

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