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Idealism is a philosophy that argues that the only thing actually knowable is:
Idealism is a philosophy that argues that the only thing actually knowable is:
- Matter
- Consciousness (correct)
- Physical entities
- Supernatural beings
In idealism, what is considered the fundamental reality?
In idealism, what is considered the fundamental reality?
- Ideas or thoughts (correct)
- Consciousness
- Supernatural entities
- Physical things
Which ancient philosopher is mentioned in the text as being associated with idealism?
Which ancient philosopher is mentioned in the text as being associated with idealism?
- Plato (correct)
- Epicurus
- Socrates
- Aristotle
What does the term 'idealism' also commonly refer to in general parlance?
What does the term 'idealism' also commonly refer to in general parlance?
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Where has idealism continued to be alive in modern times?
Where has idealism continued to be alive in modern times?
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According to the passage, idealism argues that the ultimate nature of reality is based on:
According to the passage, idealism argues that the ultimate nature of reality is based on:
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What does idealism argue are the only things knowable?
What does idealism argue are the only things knowable?
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According to idealism, what is the main tenant of the truest reality?
According to idealism, what is the main tenant of the truest reality?
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Some narrow versions of idealism argue that our understanding of reality reflects the workings of:
Some narrow versions of idealism argue that our understanding of reality reflects the workings of:
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What does idealism argue reality is somehow dependent upon?
What does idealism argue reality is somehow dependent upon?
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