👉 Nonphilosophical, also known as empiricist, is a philosophical concept that posits that knowledge can be acquired through observation and experience rather than through beliefs or principles. It is often associated with Eastern traditions such as Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism.
In nonphilosophical philosophy, knowledge is not an object of study but rather a product of the mind's responses to sensory input. This approach emphasizes that knowledge is derived from our subjective experiences and emotions, rather than from
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