empirilistes
Empiricism is a philosophical theory that states all knowledge is derived from sense-experience. This contrasts with rationalism, which asserts that reason is the chief source of knowledge. Empiricism emphasizes evidence, observation, and experimentation as the basis for understanding the world.
Key figures associated with empiricism include John Locke, George Berkeley, and David Hume. Locke, in his Essay
Empiricist principles have profoundly influenced the development of the scientific method. Science relies heavily on observable
While empiricism highlights the importance of sensory input, it also acknowledges the role of the mind in