Mind & Matter

active tendency actual experience actually experienced animals animistic apprehended asserting assume assumption aware behaviour bodily body causally determine cognisant Common Sense complex conception connexion constitution content of sense-experience correlated Descartes determine difference distinction doctrine embodied ence essentially evidence experiencing individual external object fact factors fallacy feeling follows fundamental hand Hence Hume immediate experience independent inference interaction interactionism Kant Kantian knowledge through experience Leibniz loose and separate material conditions material world materialist matter means merely metaphysical mind monads motion not-self occurrences order of nature perception perceptual appearance perience pheno phenomena philosophical physical existence physical objects physical science physical world position possible present presupposes primary qualities principle purely material question reason regarded relation relatively retina scientific secondary qualities seems self-consciousness sensation sensible appearance sensum sentience spatial standpoint subjective idealism supposed takes place teleological character teleological order theory thing-in-itself things thought tion ultimate unity vitalist whole