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Epistemological bases Epistemology, Bibliography:, Conclusive verification…

- - - - Thoughs
      - Characters
      - Actions
      - Emotions
      - Material world
- - - - Emphasizes the practical application of ideas and the importance of experience in shaping knowledge
- - - - Observation
      - Experimentation
    - - Contradictory to rationalism
      - Uses the inductive method
      - Experiences
        
        External
        
        Senses
        
        Internal
        
        Personal sensations and emotions
      - There are no pre-established ideas
        
        The human being is born without any knowledge
      - Knowledge has combination of materials
    - - Francis Bacon
      - John Locke
      - David Hume
      - George Berkeley
- - - - its systematic approach
        
        to studying
        
        the underlying structures
        
        patterns
- - - - A restriction of the domain of philosophy
      - It is physicalistic
      - A rejection of metaphysics and theology
      - A use of symbolic-logic
      - Total empiricism
    - - Giving science a positive basis
      - Adopt the logical analysis of language, of the concepts of empirical science.
    - - The principle of Empiricism
      - The principle of cognitive meaning
    - - 1.Vienna Circle
      - 2.The Inherited Conception
        
        Less radical and more reflective version of the Vienna Circle thesis