I’d say it’s still empiricism ; my argument would be that “experience” is the key word in “sensory experience”. Perhaps sensory experience is more than physical perception/sensation and inward sense is still sensory experience. Contrasted with rationalism, ie. knowledge can be passed via words, language, I think it tracks for the purpose of this argument.
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I’d say it’s still empiricism ; my argument would be that “experience” is the key word in “sensory experience”. Perhaps sensory experience is more than physical perception/sensation and inward sense is still sensory experience. Contrasted with rationalism, ie. knowledge can be passed via words, language, I think it tracks for the purpose of this argument.