According to Nishida, those who expound theories about the freedom of the will base their argument on the facts of experience in
A) the external world.
B) the internal world.
C) the testimony of others.
D) All of the above

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Nishida argues that the freedom of the will is based on the facts of experience in the internal world. He distinguishes between two aspects of the internal world: the subject-object world, which is the world of sensory experience, and the pure experience world, which is the world of immediate, non-dualistic experience. Nishida argues that the freedom of the will is based on our experience in the pure experience world, which is beyond the duality of subject and object.

According to Nishida, Those Who Expound Theories About the Freedom