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Our knowledge comes primarily from experience. But is experience really what it seems? Is it reliable? Empiricist philosophers accept a commonsense view of fact and yet conclude that all we can ever know are ideas. Physical reality may not exist at all!
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brad Bachew
reviewed Introducing Empiricism on March 06, 2017
Introducing Empiricism
This book provides a brief overview of different theories on perception (or least I think it does).
I found this book interesting in places but most of it just confused me.
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