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Focusing on the concept of "embodiment," this work explores the limitations of the pragmatic turn in contemporary philosophy, which often interprets the world as a projection of the knowing self. It critiques the prevailing notions and delves into the implications of this perspective, suggesting that while promising, it does not fully capture the complexities of human experience and existence. The author invites readers to reconsider the relationship between perception and reality within philosophical discourse.