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    Reality consists in what underlies the differentiated mod... — Carmelics
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    Supports→What is ultimately real is the undifferentiated unity of feeling, thought, and volition, prior to their differentiation.

    Reality consists in what underlies the differentiated modes of sentient experience before those modes appear as distinct aspects.

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    But does this ontological argument for idealism exclude epistemology altogether? That is, since appearance always proves to be an inadequate way in which reality is present to us, is it beyond our means ever to become acquainted with the true essence of ultimate reality or can we avoid skepticism and claim that it is indeed possible for us to have access to the constitutive nature of reality? Bradley emphatically endorses the latter possibility. According to him, the self-contradictoriness of wh

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