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Jiang defines the first simplified difference as rationalism versus empiricism: Plato seeks truth through pure thought, while Aristotle seeks it through observation and induction.
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Jiang defines the first simplified difference as rationalism versus empiricism: Plato seeks truth through pure thought, while Aristotle seeks it through observation and induction.
"...only access the truth through observation and what we call empiricism. Induction. Okay? Inductive logic. All right? So if I see a woman wearing..."
"...world. Now, the entire basis of science is the idea called induction. If I see a white swan a thousand times, I can then..."
Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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