The Doctrine's central tenet is that the direct objects of feeling are the actions of sensory nerves, rather than properties external to the body.
The Doctrine of Specific Nerve Energies has had and continues to have a huge influence on perception physiology, psychology, and philosophy. In layman's terms, the Doctrine asserts that we sense the activity of our nerves first and foremost, rather than qualities in the external environment. The initial recognition of a stimulus as a result of physical stimulation of a receptor in a sense organ is referred to as sensation (e.g., eye, ear, etc.). The integration and interpretation of sensory information is referred to as perception.
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