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A strictly naturalistic view of inquiry in the human sciences began to harden with the publication of John Stuart Mill's influential System of Logic in 1843, which presented a philosophical and logical foundation for empiricism and advocated the use of natural science methods in the study of human phenomenon as the only cure for what Mill thought of as the "backward state of the moral sciences. |
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