A Reflection on the Objective World

The issue of the “world outside the mind” is among the important and controversial discussions in philosophy in a way that some philosophers do not accept the existence of such a world, some maintain that it must be proved, and some others believe in its being self-evident. The present article first reviews the most important theories in this regard and investigates them. Then it accepts the view that the distance between mind and the outside world cannot be bridged through argumentation. However, by an existential explanation for the principle of non-contradiction, we may reach a point wherein the agent finds himself the same as objectivity, and thus the outside world finds a philosophical explanation.