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What is the difference between empiricism and radical empiricism?
Empiricism requires faith, but radical empiricism is based on logic.
Empiricism is used in science and radical empiricism is for philosophy.
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Empiricism depends on observation; radical empiricism says it is the only way to truth.
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Empiricism was widely accepted among philosophers, but radical empiricism was not.



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Final answer:

Empiricism relies on observation, while radical empiricism asserts it as the exclusive path to truth.


Explanation:

Empiricism is a belief that knowledge is derived from sense experience, while radical empiricism emphasizes that observation is the sole path to truth. Empiricism relies on careful observation and experience, as seen in examples like Galileo's observations through his telescope and Edward Jenner's empirical work on smallpox. Radical empiricism takes the stance that all truths stem from direct observation, dismissing intuition or faith.


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