solipsism
IPA: sʌɫˈɪpsɪzʌm
noun
- (philosophy) The idea that the self is all that exists or that can be proven to exist.
- Self-absorption, an unawareness of the views or needs of others; self-centeredness; egoism.
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Examples of "solipsism" in Sentences
- Otherwise it is a mere solipsism.
- A solipsism nay, Arise on by the bay.
- Philosophical solipsism as pathological.
- Solipsism is a form of logical minimalism.
- Satan is narcissistic to the point of solipsism.
- In particular, it falls into the trap of solipsism.
- It's a productive abnegation after years of solipsism.
- Drop the solipsism and the moral superiority, for good.
- It's like insisting that solipsism is a valid philosophy.
- There are a number of critiques of and responses to solipsism.
- As such, it is a modified version of the philosophy of solipsism.
- But that kind of childish solipsism is part of what makes America so gosh-darn unique!
- A beautiful counterpoint to his fantastic solipsism is the appalling verbosity of his manservant, Mash Qasem.
- No, solipsism is only a valid philosophy if you hold to some implicit individualism, some sort of philosophical anarchism.
- The definition of solipsism that you cite brings the red herring of a notion of “the self”; more in harmony with the traditional use of that word in the Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy ’s definition.
- I liked Cowl insofar I like 2 way time travel SF (my least favorite subgenre because it falls so easily in solipsism - boom, the hero moved through time and a new universe appeared/dissapeared), but N. Asher has so many better books, Cowl is the weakest by far.
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