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A tradition of logic and epistemology associated with continental European philosophy, from Kant through phenomenology, existentialism, post‑structuralism, and critical theory. It often rejects the formalism and naturalism of analytic approaches, focusing instead on the role of historical conditions, language, embodiment, and power in shaping reason. Continental logico‑epistemology emphasizes that logic and knowledge are not timeless but are embedded in life‑worlds, and it explores paradox, negativity, and the limits of formalization.
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