First suggested by Aristotle in his De Anima, a contemporary work titled after this concept claims that modern science has challenged this concept along with the "noble savage" and "the ghost in the machine," and was written by Steven Pinker. In the Platonic dialogue Meno, the slave boy "recalling" the Pythagorean Theorem from prompting by Socrates can be seen as a contradiction to this epistemological concept. For 10 points, provide this epistemological term, which suggests that individuals are born without any innate 
First suggested by Aristotle in his De Anima, a contemporary work titled after this concept claims that modern science has challenged this concept along with the "noble savage" and "the ghost in the machine," and was written by Steven Pinker. In the Platonic dialogue Meno, the slave boy "recalling" the Pythagorean Theorem from prompting by Socrates can be seen as a contradiction to this epistemological concept. For 10 points, provide this epistemological term, which suggests that individuals are born without any innate knowledge or memories, formulated by John Locke with a Latin term meaning "blank slate."
First suggested by Aristotle in his De Anima, a contemporary work titled after this concept claims that modern science has challenged this concept along with the "noble savage" and "the ghost in the machine," and was written by Steven Pinker.
{tabula rasa}