empiricist

Since Hume, the problem of induction had been a puzzle that baffled western empiricist scientists and philosophers.

Following English empiricist Francis Bacon, Popper as a critical rationalist who first studied the problem and made it profound.

The idea that my mother might be somewhere rather than nowhere is one that's hard for the skeptical empiricist in me to swallow.

The individualistic first-person certainty which underlies both rationalist and empiricist approaches to philosophy is shown to be in error.

And the principle of Verification is the empiricist criterion distinguishing the meaning arid validity of a statement of a judgment.

The empiricist Dennis knew that plugging along without a solid philosophical foundation was perilous.

But the empiricist would say that perceptions are the test of correctness in inference in empirical material.

The poverty of the stimulus (POTS) argument strikes against empiricist accounts of language acquisition.

But he is an empiricist. Even conservatives find things they like in his research.

Early views on language and thought include two contrasting views: mentalist and empiricist.

But there are different respects in which one can be an empiricist.

even David Hume, a famous Scottish empiricist, paid the occasional visit.

I draw my inspiration from the more sceptical and empiricist European thinkers.

The empiricist David Hume (1711-76) had argued that there were serious logical problems with induction.

He is famous as the first British empiricist, Locke, Berkeley and Hume.

From an empiricist point of view, this is a baffling situation.

The empiricist could indeed throw up his hands and declare all arithmetic meaningless;

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