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Definitionn. (philosophy) the doctrine that knowledge derives from experience
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He is a strict follower of empiricism in research. [Please select]
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8 Ordinary " inductive " empiricism shows that it has travelled far from this unprejudiced credulity when it asserts its hard determinism - uniform law, never broken, never capable of being broken. [Please select]
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Moreover, the idealism and the empiricism of the Politics are never really reconciled by Aristotle himself. [Please select]
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The line of defence against empiricism can only be provisional and temporary. [Please select]
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Empiricism is a better ally than rationalism, of religion, 313. [Please select]
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In pluralistic empiricism our relation to God remains least foreign, 318. [Please select]
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But now there are signs of its giving way to a wave of revised empiricism. [Please select]
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I shall myself have use for the diminutive epithets of empiricism. [Please select]
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