experimentalism

• Nom désignant une doctrine empirique prônant les principes expérimentaux, ou une orientation favorable à l'expérimentation et à l'innovation.

A noun referring to an empirical doctrine that advocates experimental principles, or an orientation that favors experimentation and innovation.

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1. Philosophical doctrineC1formalscientific

   A philosophical approach that emphasizes the use of experiments and empirical evidence as the basis for knowledge and understanding.

   Expérimentalisme

   • The scientist's work was rooted in experimentalism, relying on data from controlled trials.
   • Experimentalism in philosophy challenges purely theoretical reasoning.
   • His research methodology was a clear example of experimentalism in practice.

   Synonymesempiricisminstrumentalismpragmatism

2. Creative or innovative approachC1formalart

   A preference for trying new methods, ideas, or techniques, especially in art, design, or other creative fields.

   Esprit d'expérimentation

   • The artist's experimentalism led to a unique and groundbreaking style.
   • The company's culture of experimentalism encourages employees to test unconventional solutions.
   • Modern architecture often embraces experimentalism to push design boundaries.

   Synonymescreativityexperimentationinnovationinventivenessnoveltyoriginality

   Antonymesconservatismconventionalismtraditionalism