In a previous video, we examined the difference between a scientific hypothesis and scientific theory. We discovered many people were making the mistake of confusing scientific theories with scientific hypothesis. But, why was this mistake made? Because the word theory also has a philosophical sense.
In this video we’ll look at what a philosophical theory is, what a philosophical hypothesis is, and whether nonscientific philosophical theories have an validity?
Citations:
Aristotle, and Joe Sachs. “II. English Glossary.” On the Soul and on Memory and Recollection, translated by Joe Sachs, Green Lion Press, 2001. Buy Here!
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