The Methods and Problems of Philosophy

Philosophy 16 (61):56 - 73 (1941)
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The author considers three methods by which philosophers attempt to reach their conclusions: 1) the rationalistic, Mathematical, Or deductive method; 2) the scientific, Empirical, Or inductive method; and 3) the romantic, Mystical, Or intuitive method. The author points out the values and defects of each method and attempts to discover which might be the best method for philosophy. (staff)

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