[283:13] Finally, and most commonly, the terms of phenomenalism have been retained after their original meaning has been suffered to lapse. [Please select]
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For precisely as in the case of phenomenalism its dialectical principle threatens to be self-destructive. [Please select]
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Similarly a phenomenalism, like that of Hume, takes immediate presence to sense as the norm of being and knowledge. [Please select]
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And those who have cared more for this theory than for metaphysical speculation have attempted to stop at this point, and so to construe phenomenalism as to make it self-sufficient on its own grounds. [Please select]
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With the phenomenalism of Hume and the (somewhat corrected) associational psychology of his father as a basis, Mill makes experience the sole source of knowledge, rejecting _a priori_ and intuitive elements of every sort. [Please select]
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