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    Understanding The Self: BACANI, Rochelle BALLO, Rizzle Marevic BANGAO, Samantha Juanette

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    Empiricism is the view that knowledge comes from experience and observation rather than innate ideas or theology. It holds that valid knowledge is based on what people sense or perceive, and that scientific method is the only way to acquire knowledge about nature. Empiricism emphasizes the role of experience and evidence, especially sensory perception, in the formation of ideas, over the notion of innate ideas or traditions.

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    Empiricism is the view that knowledge comes from experience and observation rather than innate ideas or theology. It holds that valid knowledge is based on what people sense or perceive, and that scientific method is the only way to acquire knowledge about nature. Empiricism emphasizes the role of experience and evidence, especially sensory perception, in the formation of ideas, over the notion of innate ideas or traditions.

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    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

    BACANI, Rochelle
    BALLO, Rizzle Marevic
    BANGAO, Samantha Juanette
    EXAMPLES

    1. Empiricism is a knowledge Since i was a kid i’ve always


    that is based from your own wanted to have a tattoo but I
    experiences. In order for you to am to scared to have one
    try something or to believe because people says that
    someone you need to see it or having a tattoo is too painful,
    experience it, in short ‘to see is so I tried getting a tattoo in
    to believe’. It must be observed order to know it is really
    and tested to be considered painful. Therefore, what i can
    accurate. say is that, don’t always
    believe on what other people
    says, because having the
    courage to experience it we
    will gain some knowledge
    from it.
    2. Empiricism is a belief that Anytime that you take a
    states your knowledge of the medication, even if it’s only
    world is based on your aspirin, you’re placing your
    experiences, particularly your trust in the fact that the
    sensory experiences. Our medication will work. You’ve
    learning is based on our personally seen it work for
    observations, knowledge is not others so you assume that it
    possible without experience. will also work for you but the
    reality is it doesn’t help you to
    be fine.
    3. Emipiricism is a view I’m afraid to ride in a bicycle
    claiming that a person’s because I thought that it was
    knowledge of the world comes dangerous but my friends
    from a direct involvement or show me how to ride a
    exposure. bicycle, from then I
    experienced riding a bicycle
    and realized that it’s not that
    dangerous.
    4. Knowledge is best acquired I don’t have any idea and not
    through first hand learning. aware about board games, but
    The effect of the direct one time my brothers are
    observation,. Face to face playing it and I watched them
    conduct, or personal handling and observed, from that i
    will be a factor in changing gained knowledge on how it is
    someone’s perspective and played.
    owning knowledge.
    5. Empiricism is a belief that I thought swimming on a calm
    people should rely on practical river is not that dangerous and
    experience and experiments, one time i had the chance to
    rather than on theories, as a experience it and shockingly i
    basis of knowledge. almost
    6. Empiricism is the At first I don’t know how to
    philosophy of knowledge by play a ukulele but when my
    observation. It holds that the friend is playing it and by
    best way to gain knowledge is observing every move that he
    to see, hear, touch, or makes i have learned some
    otherwise sense things directly. basics.

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