nonempirically

the philosopher argued nonempirically that consciousness exists independently of the physical brain.

these ethical principles were established nonempirically through pure logical deduction.

the theory was derived nonempirically from mathematical axioms rather than experimental data.

critics noted that the conclusion was reached nonempirically without supporting evidence.

knowledge can be acquired nonempirically through rational introspection and reasoning.

the ancient greeks often sought wisdom nonempirically through contemplation and dialectic.

some mathematicians insist that certain truths are known nonempirically a priori.

the policy recommendation was based nonempirically on ideological grounds rather than data.

he determined the answer nonempirically by examining the logical structure of the problem.

religious claims are typically defended nonempirically through faith and scripture.

the jurist concluded nonempirically that the law must be interpreted according to its original intent.

arguments about free will are often conducted nonempirically in philosophical debates.

plato believed that certain forms are known nonempirically through intellectual insight.