Psychologia empirica

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Psychologia empirica is a work of early modern philosophy that develops an empirical approach to the study of the human mind and its operations.

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Psychologia empirica canonical 2

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instanceOf early modern philosophical work ⓘ
philosophical work ⓘ
about human cognition ⓘ
inner experience ⓘ
mental states ⓘ
aimsTo ground psychology in experience ⓘ
provide a systematic account of the human mind ⓘ
approach empirical approach ⓘ
concerns classification of mental faculties ⓘ
relation between experience and mental operations ⓘ
contrastsWith purely rationalist accounts of the mind ⓘ
field early modern philosophy ⓘ
empiricism ⓘ
focusesOn mental faculties ⓘ
operations of the human mind ⓘ
psychological observation ⓘ
genre philosophy ⓘ
hasPart analysis of cognitive processes ⓘ
analysis of imagination ⓘ
analysis of memory ⓘ
analysis of perception ⓘ
analysis of sensation ⓘ
analysis of will ⓘ
discussion of empirical methods in psychology ⓘ
influenced later empirical psychology ⓘ
subsequent philosophy of mind ⓘ
intendedAudience early modern scholars of the mind ⓘ
philosophers ⓘ
language Latin ⓘ
mainSubject empirical study of the human mind ⓘ
philosophy of mind ⓘ
methodology introspective observation ⓘ
systematic description of mental phenomena ⓘ
period early modern period ⓘ
philosophicalTradition empiricism ⓘ
typeOfWork treatise ⓘ

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Philosophia rationalis sive logica → relatedWork → Psychologia empirica ⓘ
Philosophia prima sive ontologia → relatedWork → Psychologia empirica ⓘ