[*] he composed a thirteen volume Course of Study that included the works The Art of Thinking and Treatise on Animals.
He believed that man was born as a statue, his economic ideas were published in Commerce and Government, and he argued for the importance of language in logical reasoning in The Language of Calculation. As tutor to the young Prince Ferdinand of Parma [*] he composed a thirteen volume Course of Study that included the works The Art of Thinking and Treatise on Animals. This priest believed in the reality of the soul even though his most famous work, which begins "We never get outside ourselves, it is always our own thoughts that we perceive," marked him as disciple of Locke's naturalism. A good friend of Rousseau's, FTP, identify this man best known for the works Essay on the Origin of Human Knowledge and Treatise on Sensations.
He believed that man was born as a statue, his economic ideas were published in Commerce and Government, and he argued for the importance of language in logical reasoning in The Language of Calculation.
Ettiene Bonnot de {Condillac}