Though no great figures have practiced this philosophy, Descartes first laid the background for this idea by distinguishing the self from the external. The empiricists also developed the "argument of analogy" to account for the possible knowledge of other minds to support this doctrine. The "privacy of experience," developed by Wittgenstein, also plays a role in the description of the independent mind, which is pivotal in this theory. FTP, identify this philosophical school that is expressed by the statement, "I am the only mind which exists."
Though no great figures have practiced this philosophy, Descartes first laid the background for this idea by distinguishing the self from the external. The empiricists also developed the "argument of analogy" to account for the possible knowledge of other minds to support this doctrine. The "privacy of experience," developed by Wittgenstein, also plays a role in the description of the independent mind, which is pivotal in this theory. FTP, identify this philosophical school that is expressed by the statement, "I am the only mind which exists."
Though no great figures have practiced this philosophy, Descartes first laid the background for this idea by distinguishing the self from the external.
{solipsism}