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"Every form of phenomenalism," asseverated a learned and energetic old gentleman, who for many years occupied a chair in one of our leading institutions of learning, "necessarily leads to atheism."— An Introduction to Philosophy
He inspired a considerable number of students with such a horror for "phenomenalism" that they never took pains to find out what it was I mention these things in this connection, because I suspect that not a few in our own day are unduly influenced by the associations which cling to the words "realism" and "idealism."— An Introduction to Philosophy
Mostly both views are combined, either as psychological voluntarism with interposed concessions to phenomenalism or as phenomenalism with the well-known concessions to voluntarism at the deciding points.— Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 1 Containing Sixteen Experimental Investigations from the Harvard Psychological Laboratory.
Agnosticism is but a cautious idealism -- a timid phenomenalism.— Essays Towards a Theory of Knowledge
This principle when expressed as an epistemological or metaphysical generalization, is called _phenomenalism_.— The Approach to Philosophy
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