Essays on Empiricism

Empiricism is a conceivable and instinctual methodology of knowledge. The most renowned empiricists included John Locke, George Berkeley and David Hume (it does not mean that these philosophers agreed with each other, in some cases they had divergent opinions). Empiricist maintains that people can only know something if they can...

Jane Tompkins and Edward Hallett Ted Carr: A Comparison of Views on History Introduction Jane Tompkins is a well-known English professor at Duke University. She has written several books and served as an excellent autobiographer for many publications, including Indians, Textualism, Morality, and the Problem of History. Edward Hallett...

Debates about Pop Psychology Articles versus Empirical Articles There have been heated debates in the past across various media platforms about the merits and drawbacks of pop psychology articles versus empirical articles. Most likely, the issue has become so widespread as a result of the enormous influence that pop psychology articles...