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World Descriptions and Biological Senses
Our senses can be divided into three different
categories—contact senses, distance senses, and body senses.
Contact senses include taste, our sense of pressure, and our sense
of heat and cold. Distance senses include vision, hearing, and
smell. Body senses include our sense of balance, muscle stretch,
and hunger. Collectively, these senses allow us to generate an
internal description of the world.
Description
| Contact Senses |
Distance Senses |
Internal Body
Senses |
| Taste |
Vision |
Balance |
| Pressure |
Hearing |
Muscle
Stretch |
| Temperature |
Smell |
Hunger |
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