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What is the difference between empiricism and phenomenolgy?

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nessi | 20:06 Mon 24th May 2010 | Science
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Do you mean Phenomalism rather than ""Phenomenolgy" ?
20:29 Mon 24th May 2010
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They used both terms in the article I was reading ...so i suppose so
21:11 Mon 24th May 2010
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According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenomenalism

phenomenalism is a radical form of empiricism
22:03 Mon 24th May 2010

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