I have, at least in recent times, viewed philosophy as giving the framework in which physical sciences works in. Dunno where to place mathematics in this, mathematics (particularly formal logic) seems to be the tool for applying science.
You can still do physics, chemistry, biology and social science without including philosophy, but that's like building a house with no underlying foundation, because why you are doing these sciency fields seems to be answered by philosophy.
Isn't philosophy sort of "re-viewing" the knowledge the physical sciences have already established? Or what?
You can still do physics, chemistry, biology and social science without including philosophy, but that's like building a house with no underlying foundation, because why you are doing these sciency fields seems to be answered by philosophy.
Isn't philosophy sort of "re-viewing" the knowledge the physical sciences have already established? Or what?