Which one of the following correctly depicts Locke's conception of 'idea'?
A. Whatsoever the mind indirectly apprehends; which is the immediate object of perception, thought or understanding
B. Whatsoever the mind directly apprehends; which is the immediate object of perception, thought or understanding
C. Whatsoever the mind indirectly apprehends; which is the mediate object of perception, thought or understanding
D. Whatsoever the mind directly apprehends; which is the mediate object of perception, thought or understanding
Answer: Option B
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What is the basic distinction created by Rationalist?
A. Knowledge and belief
B. Reason and experience
C. Experience and explanation
D. Faith and belief
Who are in the sharp contrast With rationalist philosopher?
A. Reductionalist
B. Empiricist
C. Hume
D. Berkeley
Which among them are not the work of Descartes?
A. Discovery of Method
B. Meditation
C. Discovery of Mind
D. Principles of Philosophy
What Descartes said about the single certain truth?
A. Clarity of thought
B. Methodological scepticism
C. Deliberate doubt
D. Distinctness in idea
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