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Empiricism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (952 words)
Within historiography, empiricism refers to empiricist historiography, a school of documentary interpretation and historical teleology derived from the works of Ranke.
Theories of the existence of innate ideas were the subject of much debate between the Continental rationalists and British empiricists in the seventeenth century.
Moderate empiricists believe that all human knowledge of "matter of fact propositions" is purely empirical.
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