Discussion
The philosophy of Radhakrishnan could be termed as :
Answer: D
Radhakrishnan's philosophy is monistic idealism.
In An Idealist View of Life (1932) and his Vedanta writings, Radhakrishnan holds that reality is one, the Absolute spirit, and that the world and selves are its expressions, known finally by intuition. That is an idealism (reality is spiritual) that is also monistic (reality is one).
Subjective idealism is Berkeley's, representative realism Locke's, and qualified monism is the label of Rāmānuja's Viśiṣṭādvaita.
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