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Idealism

world is created by our mind

Materialism

World is created of physical stuff



Dualism

what is in our mind and physical world are both true

Empricism

what we can prove/measure is what we know. Reason can help

Rationalism

Uses reason to build what we know, senses can help

Intuitionism

The most important stuff cannot arrive from senses or reason, to see things for what they truly are

Pramanas

from Udayana


4 sources of knowledge according to Udayana.


Perception, inference, comparison, and testimony

Intelligible

Side of devided line in Cave story allegory.


Sun / Math and Scientific Principle


Objects / Forms

Visible

Side of devided line in Cave story allegory.


Representation of Objects / Objects of SensesShadows / Images of objects of senses

Bridge argument

God is a perfectly benevolent being (PBB)


Perfectly benevolent being would not allow global skepticism (fake reality)


PBB would allow for common sense skepticism


Things that are clearly perceived are real

Piece of Wax

You can change every quality of a piece of wax (smell, taste, look), but it will be the same piece of wax.


Reason is used to see that it has been changed, but a perception of the change is required.

Cartesisn Method

Accept only 100% certain


Analyze. Break things down to smallest parts and understand that.


Synthesize back to the whole after breaking down


Omit nothing

Watch Makers Argument (Perfection argument?)

If you found a watch, you would assume it had a maker because it is so intricate and purposeful.Therefore, the intricate world has a maker


However We know a watch has a maker because it is artificial, not because it is intricate or purposeful

Hume belief system

Degree of plausibility corresponds to degree of evidence

Nagarjuna 2 levels

Surface Level


reason and senese, what most people use


Below Surface


Level that actually matters


Comes from Prajna

Prajna

Supreme Insight


Knowledge of reason comes through language.


Language is relative and dualistic.


Represent reality, treachery of images


True understanding comes from prajna, understanding not through language (non conceptually)