experimental philosophy

noun

An interdisciplinary approach to answering philosophical questions which focuses on the use of empirical, rather than traditional armchair, methods.

Meanings

nounexperimental philosophy (uncountable)
  1. uncountableAn interdisciplinary approach to answering philosophical questions which focuses on the use of empirical, rather than traditional armchair, methods.
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