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Meanings of empiricist philosophy in English

Portuguese
empirismo
Catalan
empirisme
Spanish
sensacionalismo

(Philosophy) the doctrine that knowledge derives from experience.

        empirismo
        Synonyms
        Examples for "sensationalism"
        Examples for "sensationalism"
        1
        Mr Peters said there had been significant media sensationalism around the protest.
        Radio NZ
        2
        He was the arch-priest of all sensationalism in the guise of logic.
        Beacon Lights of History, Volume 13: Great Writers / Dr Lord's U...
        3
        A move away from sensationalism would be a good start, he says.
        Radio NZ
        4
        The sensationalism of the media prevents us from properly digesting the news.
        Jamaica Observer
        5
        The tabloids had a monopoly on sensationalism and irresponsible journalism, some said.
        The Irish Times
        1
        But it was really important to us to stay rooted in empiricism.
        Wired
        2
        Other forces besides the empiricism of Francis Bacon converged on this development.
        Christianity: the first three thousand years
        3
        But if we adopt a universal empiricism, then mathematics will be included.
        The Critique of Practical Reason
        4
        Observation is perhaps more powerful an organon than either experiment or empiricism.
        The Story of My Heart: An Autobiography
        5
        Eakins invented American empiricism-his subject became failure and the recompenses of failure.
        The new yorker
        Translations for empiricist philosophy
        Portuguese
        empirismo
        Catalan
        empirisme