experientialism
Experientialism is a broad philosophical and psychological concept that emphasizes the central role of experience in understanding the world and oneself. It suggests that knowledge, meaning, and even identity are primarily constructed through direct, lived experiences rather than through abstract reasoning or pre-existing doctrines alone. This perspective values sensory perception, emotions, interactions, and personal engagement as fundamental sources of learning and development.
In a philosophical context, experientialism can be linked to empiricism, but often goes beyond mere sensory
Psychologically, experientialism informs approaches that advocate for learning by doing, such as experiential education. This educational