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Some Thoughts on the Relationship Between Scientism and Empirical Methods in Philosophy

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2020-05-21

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Wittingslow, Ryan

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Moti Mizrahi, in his 2019 “The Scientism Debate: A Battle for the Soul of Philosophy?” argues that the perceived threat of scientism to philosophy hinges upon a confluence of two distinct, but overlapping, phenomena. The first of these phenomena is that (some) philosophers find scientism institutionally threatening due to the ostensibly corrosive effect that the natural and social sciences have upon the future of philosophy in universities …

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