Exam 3: Reality and Being

Hobbes believed that our mental states are states of our brain.

The philosophical view that interprets an idea in terms of its practical consequences and asks what difference it would make if it were true is called

The view that there are many realities and that realities are constructed by the many languages of the cultures and subcultures is called

The philosophical position that holds that people have control over what they do and are free to choose to act other than the way they do is called

Hobbes believed that there was more to the Universe than measureable mater.

is the view that reality is only one kind of thing.

Who held that many linguistic utterances have only an expressive function?

The view that whatever I perceive is merely one of my perceptions or a collection of them is known as