Oskar Negt: Work and human dignity is "epistemological significance by Roth include the distinction made between the real brain and cognitive world: 'The real organism has a brain that creates a cognitive world, a reality which consists of world, body and subject, in the way that this subject this world and this body maps. This cognitive subject is of course not the creator of the cognitive world of the Creator is the real brain, it is rather a kind of 'object' of perception, it experiences and suffered exercise. The real brain is given in the cognitive world any more than reality itself and the real organism.
Already Gestalt psychologists have pointed out that the cognitive world is self-contained ... Only within the cognitive world, there are indoor and outdoor, space and time. The cognitive world is the spatial and temporal reality of the cognitive subject. Cognitive space-time concepts are not applicable to the real world which is a necessary cognitive idea, but no perceptible reality. The real brain must open up its existence and its properties due to internal excitation states: 'We can not perceive perception itself, we are perceptions.
perception is the self-description of the brain '. "(15, 16)
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