Knowledge that is gained independently of or prior to sense experience is called
A) a posteriori knowledge.
B) a priori knowledge.
C) scientific knowledge.
D) ad absurdum knowledge.
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A) authoritative
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A) primary and
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Q19: Hume observes that to argue that the
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Q22: Hume believes that propositions that are discoverable
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