What is the transcendence of modern western philosophy over traditional philosophy?

Characteristics of modern western philosophy: An important similarity of most schools of modern western philosophy is to try to go beyond the old "metaphysical" model of binary separation of mind and matter and turn to explore practical problems more closely related to man and science.

Traditional western philosophy is dogmatic, and always likes to argue about the difference between idealism and materialism, rather than practice, arguing about useless and empty things (such as theology) all day.

Paying attention to reality, combing ideas and paying attention to scientific development and humanistic exploration are the transcendence of modern western philosophy over traditional philosophy!

An extreme example, such as Comte's positivism in France and Thomas Aquinas' Encyclopedia of Theology: Comte's positivism is based on empirical natural science, with observable facts and knowledge as its content, abandoning the predecessor of theological philosophy, which has the significance of traditional philosophy and the so-called absolute and ultimate abstract essence studied by metaphysics, but it cannot be proved. In a word, it is to replace the concepts of theology and metaphysics with empirical knowledge.

There are many other examples, such as old Kantian and new Kantian, Mahism and Arvinarius' empirical criticism.