Perception is a dynamic and ongoing process from "summary" of Phenomenology of Perception by Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Perception is not a static event that occurs in isolation; rather, it is a continuous and fluid process that unfolds over time. It is not a simple act of sensing the world around us, but a complex interplay of our senses, our body, and our environment. Our perception is shaped by our past experiences, our cultural background, and the context in which we find ourselves. It is a dynamic interaction between what is given to us in the present moment and what we bring to that moment from our past. Our perception is always in flux, constantly being influenced by new information and experiences. It is not a fixed and unchanging entity, but a living and evolving phenomenon. Each moment of perception builds upon the previous one, shaping our understanding of the world and ourselves. It is a process of interpretation and meaning-making, where we actively engage with our surroundings and make sense o...
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