Phenomenalism

The monistic view that all empirical statements (such as the laws of physics) can be placed in a one to one correspondence with statements about only the phenomenal (i.e. mental appearances). (See idealism , neutral monism , monism ).
&ltDiscussion &gt &ltReferences &gt Chris Eliasmith

Phenomena , not things, are known. Agrees with Skepticism and Subjectivism in denying the possibility of a knowledge of objective reality. Only objective phenomena are known. Knowledge is limited to the totality of actual or possible sense data, including the sense data of internal experiences, such as feelings, dreams, hallucinations, and fantasies. Objects are logical constructs of sense data.