In one work, this man criticized Robert Filmer's view of monarchy and argued that revolution is needed if the government fail
In one work, this man criticized Robert Filmer's view of monarchy and argued that revolution is needed if the government fails to serve the interests of citizens. He wrote that knowledge is gained from experience alone because the human mind at birth is a (*) tabula rasa, or "blank slate," in An Essay Concerning Human Understanding. For 10 points, name this English philosopher who described social contract theory in Two Treatises of Government.
In one work, this man criticized Robert Filmer's view of monarchy and argued that revolution is needed if the government fails to serve the interests of citizens.
John Locke