noumenism
/nuːˈmɛnɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A philosophical doctrine or theory that reality can be known only through the mind, and that the external world is a product of the mind.
“The professor’s lectures on noumenism challenged the students’ conventional views on metaphysics.”
2. noun
A philosophical theory that things have a reality independent of human perception or experience.
“The discussion on noumenism sparked a heated debate among the philosophers about the nature of truth.”