pseudoism
/sjuːˈdɔɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
The doctrine or theory that the material world has no reality but is a mere product of the mind or imagination.
“The philosopher was criticized for her pseudoism, which suggested that reality was purely subjective.”
2. noun
A form of idealism that denies the existence of the material world.
“The pseudoist philosopher argued that the material world was an illusion created by the human mind.”
3. noun
A philosophical theory that holds that the material world is a mere projection of the mind or spirit.
“The pseudoist view of reality has been influential in the development of various philosophical and spiritual movements.”