naturalized epistemology
Philosophy
noun
A programme of epistemology, put forward by W. V. Quine, which studies the formation of knowledge as a natural phenomenon rather than as a rational process, and makes use of empirical psychology and the history of science.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in The Philosophical Review.
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