The Philosophy of Perception explores how we experience and interpret the world through our senses. It examines questions about the nature of perception, such as whether our sensory experiences accurately reflect reality or if they are subjective interpretations. Philosophers like René Descartes and David Hume have contributed to this field by discussing the reliability of our senses and the distinction between perception and reality. This branch of philosophy also investigates the relationship between perception and knowledge. It considers how sensory experiences can lead to beliefs about the world and whether these beliefs can be justified. Theories such as empiricism emphasize the role of sensory experience in forming knowledge, while others challenge the idea that perception can provide a true understanding of reality.