Book III, "Of Words," is concerned with language, while Book IV, "Of Knowledge and Opinion," concludes that knowledge is "nothing but the perception of the connectiona and agreement...of any of our ideas." The entire work is concerned with distinguishing between knowledge and ideas, as befits its British Empiricist author. For ten points, name this philosophical work by John Locke.
Book III, "Of Words," is concerned with language, while Book IV, "Of Knowledge and Opinion," concludes that knowledge is "nothing but the perception of the connectiona and agreement...of any of our ideas." The entire work is concerned with distinguishing between knowledge and ideas, as befits its British Empiricist author. For ten points, name this philosophical work by John Locke.
Book III, "Of Words," is concerned with language, while Book IV, "Of Knowledge and Opinion," concludes that knowledge is "nothing but the perception of the connectiona and agreement...of any of our ideas."
{Essay Concerning Human Understanding}