Abstract
The article puts forward the thesis that the purpose of inquiry is human flourishing, and that this purpose is best met if inquiry is experiential, participatory and action-oriented. A participatory worldview is articulated to support this argument, which is illustrated by a thought experiment suggesting a participatory approach to epilepsy.
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