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31. Because of this, Rorty claims reserve Pragmatism and give up Empiricism.

32. Dogmatism and empiricism alike are subjectivism, each originating from an opposite pole.

33. Historically, a cornerstone of classical empiricism has been the notion that every true generalization must be confirmable by specific observations.

34. See also British empiricism.

35. O. Quine, however, this constitutes an overly "narrow" conception of empiricism.

36. Some turned to sense experience (empiricism) and others turned to what could be known through rational process (rationalism).

37. David Hume was British famous empiricism philosopher in the 18th century. His scepticism had a great influence on many philosophers after him.

38. For W. V. O. Quine, however, this constitutes an overly " narrow " conception of empiricism.

39. Above the empiricism philosophy foundation, Burke formed his conservatism basic creed which was venerating the tradition, and maintaining the order.

40. On the ground of empiricism, basing on the body perception of the objective world, cognitive semantics thinks that semantic is the process of conceptualization and categorization.

41. The core of Dewey's philosophy of education is empiricism, and its basic principles are experimentalism and democratism.

42. Weaver has cited this example to show that empiricism not supported by proper analytical reasoning can lead to trouble in exploration.

43. And the uncivilized decision reflects the traits of mystery, probability, subjective casualness and empiricism.

44. Influenced by apriorism and empiricism, Adam Smith proposed the harmonious system made by God. Society should be the harmonious system made of economy, politics, law, moral and social individual.

45. The representative philosophy of science has three schools: empiricism - positivism, rationalism and constructivism.

46. Similarly, because of the completely natural and empiricism, Benevolence is the universal transcend time and space.

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47. Influenced by the Deism and the Neoplatonism, Shaftesbury surpasses the 18th century aesthetics based on empiricism and neoclassicism and starts a new trend of aesthetics in Britain.

48. Hence there are two kinds of subjectivism in our Party, dogmatism and empiricism.

49. It is irrelevant empiricism.

50. Van Til eschews both traditional empiricism and traditional apriorism : facts apart from laws and vice versa are equally meaningless.

51. The author holds that case system can not origin and develop without the upholding of empiricism, for as a philosophical foundation, empiricism affords the rationalism of case system.

52. With the two premises Berkeley and Hume developed their empiricism but the premises also led British empiricism into a paradox.

53. His life was devoted to introducing and disseminating logical empiricism and scientific spirit.

54. The English empiricism aestheticians turn the study of beauty to the subjective of human.

55. Empiricism and quantitative tradition of educational research: constructing the numerology of scientific methodologies.

56. He criticized the traditional and built a thorough empiricism of interactive and object.

57. Logic empiricism gave the understructure of dynamic research about history of science based on structural analysis on knowledge.

58. Engels' epistemology of natural sciences is both different from the modern empiricism, rationalism, apriorism, and the theory of reflection.

59. In the history of Western philosophy, David Hume is the chief representative of modern scepticism, and scepticism is the symbol of Hume's philosophy, which is based on empiricism.

60. The essence of Modern British empiricism lies in its theory on substance.