1. 2. Explain Locke\'s representative (indirect) theory of perception. In your o

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1. 2. Explain Locke's representative (indirect) theory of perception. In your own words, explain 3 of the arguments Locke gives to prove that the external world exists. 3. Explain where Descartes begins, his process and how he finlly ries at th Co t to ome 4. Explain Berkeley's dictum that "esse est percipi." How does this relate to his subjective idealism? 5. Hume argued that the relations of cause/effect and induction are not real. Explain his ENTIRE 6. What is Kant's solution to Hume's skepticism about knowledge? How does he give us back who is not well-versed in philosophy. Be sure to explain what this phrase means completely, don't just give a translation argument regarding why we cannot know either of these relations (cause/effect and induction). cause/effect and induction?

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1) According to theis theory, what the mind immediately perceives are ideas, and the ideas are caused by and represent the objects which cause them

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