In one chapter of this work, the word "particle" is used to refer to transitional words, such as "but."The author also explains that uneasiness leads to desire, which leads to the will to carry out thatdesire. In its fourth section, the author argues that judgment arises from probability, which is definedas the likeliness that something is true based on the amount of agreement or disagreement. In thiswork's third section, the author argues that w
In one chapter of this work, the word "particle" is used to refer to transitional words, such as "but."The author also explains that uneasiness leads to desire, which leads to the will to carry out thatdesire. In its fourth section, the author argues that judgment arises from probability, which is definedas the likeliness that something is true based on the amount of agreement or disagreement. In thiswork's third section, the author argues that words are used to communicate ideas, which is the onlyway (*) thoughts can be exchanged between people. These ideas are classified as either coming fromsensation or reflection. This work argues against the existence of innate ideas, which gave rise to theauthor's idea of the tabula rasa, or blank slate. For 10 points, name this essay by John Locke.
In one chapter of this work, the word "particle" is used to refer to transitional words, such as "but."The author also explains that uneasiness leads to desire, which leads to the will to carry out thatdesire.
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding