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Within this general definition of solipsism, there are three subtypes:
Within this general definition of solipsism, there are three subtypes:
* [[Metaphysical solipsism]]: The idea that one's mind is the only reality, and that the "external" world is merely a projection and representation of one's mind.
* [[Metaphysical solipsism]]: The idea that one's mind is the only reality, and that the "external" world is merely a projection and representation of one's mind.
* [[Epistemological solipsism]]: The idea that the existence of the mind is the only things that can be conclusively known, and all things external to the mind are unknowable.
* [[Epistemological solipsism]]: The idea that the existence of the mind is the only thing that can be conclusively known, and all things external to the mind are unknowable.
* [[Methodological solipsism]]: The idea that since the self is the only thing that can be conclusively known, then in order to be valid, philosophical belief must be grounded in the individual self and its states.
* [[Methodological solipsism]]: The idea that since the self is the only thing that can be conclusively known, then in order to be valid, philosophical belief must be grounded in the individual self and its states.
[[category:Philosophy]]
[[category:Philosophy]]