Philosophical method

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	Distrajecture · Instrumentation · Instrument theory · Metainstrumentation · Philosophical method · Promission · Trajecture;
Related topics
	Astronic metaphilosophy · Forms of Astronism · History of Astronism · Meta-Astronism

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Philosophical method - also referred to as the contemplative method, the approach to knowledge devised in Astronism having been structured upon the applications of instruments of study.