I as a young philosophy student in the late 80’s felt similarly. I didn’t understand how this differentiating came to be. I remember challenging this in a History of Philosophy class. I now see it was a way to create some scientific validity for philosophy. Seems silly now in hindsight, but during the rise of scientific methods being implemented, philosophy was insecure! Same thing happened to psychology…
Too bad we all pander to a mere conceptual framework, at our peril.
I as a young philosophy student in the late 80’s felt similarly. I didn’t understand how this differentiating came to be. I remember challenging this in a History of Philosophy class. I now see it was a way to create some scientific validity for philosophy. Seems silly now in hindsight, but during the rise of scientific methods being implemented, philosophy was insecure! Same thing happened to psychology…
Too bad we all pander to a mere conceptual framework, at our peril.