philosophy 1. realism is the view that there exists a real world with features t

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philosophy

1. realism is the view that there exists a real world with features that are dependent of ____
a. our language

b. our perceptions

c. our beliefs

d. our thoughts

e. all the above

2. critics of _______ have objected that what appears as self given may be relative to the bracketing process.

a. Jean-Paul Sarte

b. friedrich Nietzsche

c. Martin Buber

d. Edmund Husserl

e. Martin Heidegger

3. _________construes the self as an entity whose perceptions are the basis for the reality of physical objects

a. existentialism

b. pragmatism

c. materialism

d. phenomenology

e. idealism

Explanation / Answer

1. e. all the above

Realism is the view that there exists a real world with features that are independent of __mind (mind independent word). The question is posted as "dependent," if so, there is no correct option.

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