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"Mind–world relation" is a cross-disciplinary book category focused on how minds connect with, represent, or constitute the world. It includes philosophical investigations (perception, intentionality, realism vs. anti‑realism, externalism, consciousness), empirical work from cognitive science and neuroscience (how brains encode and use information about the environment), theoretical approaches in AI and embodied/enactive cognition, and phenomenological or literary accounts of how experience shapes reality. Books in this category ask questions about the accuracy and origin of beliefs and percepts, the nature of mental content, the role of action and embodiment in knowing, and whether the world is independent of or partly constituted by mind—appealing to readers interested in the foundations of knowledge, reality, and experience.

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