Definitionn. a philosopher who believes that universals are real and exist independently of anyone thinking of them
Last update: October 27, 2015
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But those who treat him as the great 2 Still, Lotze's criticism of the cosmological argument reveals his realist side. [Please select]
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His mind had obeyed his will, and he was the true realist, no victim of the imagination. [Please select]
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* The realist in the transcendental sense regards these modifications of our sensibility, these mere representations, as things subsisting in themselves. [Please select]
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The whole interview was a serious piece of business to the serious-minded realist. [Please select]
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A friend of mine, an eager observer and a scrupulous realist, does not deserve this reproach. [Please select]
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He is a realist, terrific to all talkers, and confused truth-obscuring persons. [Please select]
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So our author is a "realist" as regards the origin of fairies. [Please select]
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Her faith was firm, though it held few illusions, for, if she was an optimist, she was also a realist. [Please select]
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And inasmuch as the absolute self is commonly set over against the finite or empirical self, as the standard and test of truth, it is the less distinguishable from the realist's order of independent beings. [Please select]
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It is only on the theory that no work is to be taken literally that this anti-realist is able to speak at all. [Please select]
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