nonmetaphysics
Nonmetaphysics is a philosophical stance or methodological orientation that seeks to minimize or exclude metaphysical claims about the ultimate nature of reality. Proponents emphasize statements that are observable, testable, or practically useful, such as those grounded in empirical science, logical analysis, or linguistic clarification. In this sense, nonmetaphysics contrasts with metaphysics, which asks questions about being, substance, necessity, universals, or the fundamental structure of reality beyond experience.
Historically, nonmetaphysical tendencies arose with empiricism and the scientific revolution and were carried forward by movements
Practically, nonmetaphysical programs rely on science, formal logic, mathematics, and linguistic analysis. They may treat metaphysical
Critics contend that nonmetaphysical approaches can overlook normative, existential, or interpretive dimensions of human life, and