Thinking Off Your Feet: How Empirical Psychology Vindicates Armchair Philosophy
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Thinking Off Your Feet: How Empirical Psychology Vindicates Armchair Philosophy

by Michael Strevens

Philosophy Psychology
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Investigates whether empirical psychology supports or challenges the practice of armchair philosophy, offering a nuanced perspective on philosophical methodology.

About This Book

This book examines the relationship between empirical psychology and philosophical inquiry.

It considers how psychological findings relate to methods traditionally used in philosophy.

The discussion addresses the ongoing debate about the role of empirical evidence in philosophical reasoning.

Readers are invited to reflect on the strengths and limitations of both empirical and armchair approaches.

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