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Which of the following is an epistemological tenet of existentialism ?

Existentialist epistemology rejects detached, purely objective rationalism and emphasizes that authentic human knowledge is rooted in personal lived experience, emotion, and…

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Which of the following is an epistemological tenet of existentialism ?

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Existentialist epistemology rejects detached, purely objective rationalism and emphasizes that authentic human knowledge is rooted in personal lived experience, emotion, and human relationships—that is, knowledge is affective and inter-subjective.

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