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1.2.2 Solipsism and inter-subjectivity

IB Philosophy 1.2.2 Solipsism and Inter-subjectivity Flashcards

Flashcards for 1.2.2 Solipsism and inter-subjectivity - IB

Flashcards for 1.2.2 Solipsism and inter-subjectivity

Flashcards for 1.2.2 Solipsism and inter-subjectivity - IB

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What is the key difference between metaphysical solipsism and epistemological solipsism?

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Metaphysical solipsism: The claim that only my own mind actually exists.
Epistemological solipsism: The claim that other minds might exist, but they cannot be known with certainty.

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