“The world” is just “inside my brain”, but that world the includes the physical representation of my body, which is part of it, and that physical representation is still “outside and looking out at the world”.
do you mean something like “Imagine that you were building a robot to navigate in a world, and to have an internal 3D representation of its location relative to its surroundings. If something like manipulation of physical objects was important for the robot, then the robot’s representation of the world would also include a simulated 3D body that corresponded to its real physical body, and it would be correct to represent that body as looking at the surrounding world”?
That makes more sense if I use the term “phenomenological frameworks”
Okay. When you write this,
do you mean something like “Imagine that you were building a robot to navigate in a world, and to have an internal 3D representation of its location relative to its surroundings. If something like manipulation of physical objects was important for the robot, then the robot’s representation of the world would also include a simulated 3D body that corresponded to its real physical body, and it would be correct to represent that body as looking at the surrounding world”?