In 1800, Friedrich von Schelling formulated a system of the transcendental type of this.
This philosophical stance is paired with "Sensationalism" and "Agnosticism" as "the most striking results of philosophy" in a work which says that it may have no foundation better than the supposition that a chimera lives in the moon. Australian philosopher David Stove labels this idea "A Victorian Horror Story" in two parts of his 1991 work The Plato Cult. In 1800, Friedrich von Schelling formulated a system of the transcendental type of this. Maybe most famously, a philosopher used the imagery of gestures made by his right and left hand in attempting a "Refutation" of this, that being a 1903 work by G.E. Moore. FTP, name this philosophical -ism which can assert that there is no direct knowledge of external objects, and is most logically contrasted with realism.
This philosophical stance is paired with "Sensationalism" and "Agnosticism" as "the most striking results of philosophy" in a work which says that it may have no foundation better than the supposition that a chimera lives in the moon.
{idealism} (accept any type of idealism or word forms like idealist)