The theory of knowledge studies the types of reality, methods and boundaries of knowledge. People perceive reality through their lifestyle, experience, education, social circle, and, of course, through their ideals and values. All this creates an individual beauty of life.
Types of reality
Reality is something explicit, real. Modern philosophy recognizes three types of reality: physical (natural), social and virtual. All listed realities have their significance at a certain historical moment.
Physical reality
Physical reality in human consciousness has always been part of the objective world. It has always been a source of human existence and life. With regard to nature, man has left himself a special place. In the historical process, he gradually passed from adaptation to nature to its possession. The result for today: man is the king of nature!
Social reality
Social reality is an organized and structured reality. Philosophers have always had disagreements about the significance of this reality. There are teachings that fully recognize the importance of the principle of organization and insist on society, where the principle of organization is tightened to the principle of integrity and consistency.
Some teachings state that organization is situational and absolute for a single society. And already at the end of the 20th century, statements were popular that social reality does not have integrity, it is chaotic and not ordered, and no organization can be discussed.