Publisher's Synopsis
Reality is the interpretation of experience using language to organize our material world. It is a concept or intellectual organization which helps us to "make sense" of our experience. In that sense, reality is extant in our mind rather than external circumstance. Reality is created, not found or even experienced. It is created by using language as the tool. Something can only be real when we are able to limit our experience by using definition and appropriateness to the experience. It is bounded by Language, Time and Experience.
