Multiple Choice
The fact that a bee's vision is very different from human vision-for example, bee eyes are insensitive to red light-is a powerful objection against
A) rationalism.
B) empiricism.
C) naïve representationalism.
D) idealism.
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Q2: How do Lockean primary qualities differ from
Q3: Explain Locke's distinction between primary and secondary
Q4: Indirect realism claims that<br>A) we see objects
Q5: Berkley claimed that there were no such
Q6: Philosophers use the term empirical evidence for
Q7: Which of the following is/are included among
Q8: Explain direct realism, focusing on its response
Q9: Locke used the term idea for<br>A) mental
Q10: Descartes focused on using which of the
Q11: Explain naïve representationalism and any objections against