He classified the "power in fire to produce a new colour" as a secondary quality, in contrast with primary qualities that are innate to an object itself.
This man justified the acquisition of property as long as that property is not left to spoil and "enough and as good" are left for others. He classified the "power in fire to produce a new colour" as a secondary quality, in contrast with primary qualities that are innate to an object itself. In one treatise, this thinker described a "natural law" under which all have a right to life, liberty, and property and posited a right of revolution for people under oppressive governments. This Empiricist described how knowledge is gained only through experience in his concept of the tabula rasa. For 10 points, name this English philosopher who wrote An Essay Concerning Human Understanding.
This man justified the acquisition of property as long as that property is not left to spoil and "enough and as good" are left for others.
John Locke