One part of this work describes "three little branches coming down like sprigs of Spanish broom" when discussing cassowaries. This work quotes a letter of the "learned and worthy Mr. Molyneux" on making a blind man see and distinguishing between a sphere and a cube. It mentions the effects of a maid telling a child about go
One part of this work describes "three little branches coming down like sprigs of Spanish broom" when discussing cassowaries. This work quotes a letter of the "learned and worthy Mr. Molyneux" on making a blind man see and distinguishing between a sphere and a cube. It mentions the effects of a maid telling a child about goblins and sprites in "Of the Association of Ideas", and advocates putting a football between one's hands in the section "Idea of Solidity." This work's first book focuses on why "Neither principles nor Ideas are Innate", and goes on to distinguish between complex and simple ideas, as well as claiming color, a secondary quality, is derived from an object's primary qualities. For 10 points, name this work that advocates a tabula rasa view of the human mind, a work of John Locke.
One part of this work describes "three little branches coming down like sprigs of Spanish broom" when discussing cassowaries.
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