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Experimental philosophy is an approach to philosophical questions that has become popular over the last decade. Rather than relying solely on the a priori methods utilised by philosophers in the twentieth century, experimental philosophers advocate the use of methods borrowed from psychology and cognitive science to empirically investigate philosophical questions. By carefully examining the intuitions of non-philosophers, or 'the folk, ' this methodology is able to inform on important philosophical debates as it offers a new source of evidence. Among other things, this kind of data can challenge the status of commonly held philosophical opinions held by philosophers working in the field.

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