Epistemology 5.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? PhilosophyRealismASAQA Created by: aarafa11Created on: 10-10-16 17:54 Which word describe Descartes' Meditation Rationalist 1 of 33 In Descartes meditation which possibility does he discuss An evil demon,Dreaming, God gave illusion, only simple ideas, 2 of 33 What does Descartes initially doubt in his meditation His senses 3 of 33 Descartes cannot be sure if he is not... Dreaming 4 of 33 What does state after his main 2 possibility The cogito 5 of 33 What is the basic belief of Realism That things exists independent of the mind 6 of 33 The properties such as size, shape, colour and taste are experienced through... Direct (naive) realism 7 of 33 According to direct realism we see things as... They really are 8 of 33 According to direct realism, when do we not observe object they... STILL EXISTS 9 of 33 Who came up with a criticism of direct realism based on the example of a table Betrand Russell 10 of 33 The criticism of direct realism is based on different viewing/ sensing of object is called Perceptual Variation 11 of 33 Accoding to Russell, sense data is defined as What we are directly aware of 12 of 33 What are the criticism of realism Illusion, hallucination and time lag 13 of 33 What is the criticism of realism by John Locke Casual 14 of 33 The Casual Realism is The minute processes that underlie our perception convey information to us indirectly 15 of 33 Who is usually defined as a indirect realist John Locke 16 of 33 What is the definition of primary qualities Properties that are thought to exist independent of our minds (SIZE AND SHAPE) 17 of 33 Primary properties... Are independent of our minds 18 of 33 Leibniz argues that there must be a resemblance between our sensation and... What caused them 19 of 33 Locke argues that secondary qualities are... Such qualities which in truth are nothing in the objects themselves 20 of 33 Difficulties that indirect realism faces The Veil of Perception, Cartesian scepticism about the external world 21 of 33 Doubting that anything of the external world can be known to be true is called Solipisism 22 of 33 Russell's defence of indirect realism is that the external world is the best... Hypothesis 23 of 33 Who is the founder of idealism George Berkeley 24 of 33 Idealism is the theory of knowledge that.. physical objects do not exist independently of the mind but are collection of ideas 25 of 33 Berkeley's FIRST argument of idealism Due to the ' Veil of Perception', an object's existence is dependent on it being perceived 26 of 33 What is Berkeley denying That objects have an existence independent of perception 27 of 33 According to Berkeley, can we conceive an object with no other qualities than primary NO 28 of 33 According to Berkeley's Master Argument, if you try to think of a tree which exists independently of any mind... You think of it so it exists in the mind 29 of 33 Problems with Berkeley's idealism Hallucination, the continued existence of things 30 of 33 Berkeley's response as to why things seem to continue to exists is... GOD 31 of 33 According to Berkeley, is time public or private PRIVATE (mind independent) 32 of 33 How many meditation did Descartes write 6 33 of 33
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