Perception
the process of using the senses to become aware of, or to gain knowledge of something
Object
a thing that exists
Property
a characteristic of an object
Ontological
relating to what kinds of thing exist and their nature
Realism
the view that at least some mind-independent objects exist (and they could/would exist even if NO minds were perceiving them)
Anti-realism
the view that no mind-independent objects exist
Mind-independent
an object or property is mind-independent if it exists independently of all minds and independently of any experience of it
Mind-dependent
An object or property is mind-dependent if it only exists within a mind
External world
the reality that consists of all mind-independent objects and their mind-independent properties
Immediate perception
Immediately perceiving X means perceiving X without this being by or through perceiving something else
Direct realism
During perception external objects are what we are directly aware of.