A Study in Epistemology

2nd century absolute scepticism admit affirms attain truth attitude beliefs body brain causal century B.C. classification color concept critical realism deductions definite delerium tremens deny Descartes direct perception direct realist distinct distrust ditions dogmatic doubt dualism elements empirical empiricism empiricists epistemology error essences evidence exist experience external objects external reality facts faith feel pain Fideism finite forms G. K. Chesterton group consciousness Hence Hume hylozoism idealism idealists ideas ience images immediate individual intuition John Endicott judgments language lead less logical material materialist means mental metaphysics mind and matter modern monism Mysticism natural faculties never absolutely nihilism notion perceived philosophy physical postulates pragmatism present processes propositions psychical Pyrrho rational reason recognize relation represent representations sensations sense knowledge sensuous simply solipsism subjective idealism swan testimony theoretical theory of knowledge things thinking thought tion tive true trust universal valid verified