What is the other name for Berkeley's'immaterialism'?
Abstract realism
Subjective idealism
Concrete idealism
Non-materialism
Answer
Subjective idealism, also known as Berkeley's immaterialism, posits that the physical world exists only as perceptions within individual minds. It rejects the notion of an independent material reality, asserting instead that all objects, qualities, and relations derive solely from the perceiving subject. This philosophical perspective emphasizes the primacy of consciousness and the role of the mind in shaping our experience of the world.
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