What does illusionism in a conceptual sense mean for cultures outside the western aesthetic

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Illusionism is a perspective that interprets a phenomenon as a mere illusion in thought and perception, rather than a genuine occurrence or one that possesses the attributes it appears to have to some observers. Therefore, illusionism stands in contrast to "realism" regarding the phenomena being discussed, rejecting the notion of accepting these phenomena as authentic. In the fields of science and the philosophy surrounding consciousness and perception, there also exist illusionistic viewpoints that examine consciousness (specifically the qualities of sensations, which are outcomes of perception). Illusionists deny the belief in a unique subjective reality, which is accessible solely to an individual and can be comprehensively and accurately understood through one's sensations (that is introspection), a belief found in some Eastern philosophies—Buddhism, for example, regards the world as a mirage, with an underlying reality beyond our comprehension.

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