This philosopher denies that he is constructing useless "castles in the sky" in a work that uses gold to illustrate the importance of language in bridging the gap between real and nominal essences.
This philosopher denies that he is constructing useless "castles in the sky" in a work that uses gold to illustrate the importance of language in bridging the gap between real and nominal essences. Another book by this man claims that slavery is never possible when following the laws of nature. That work described how money has circumvented the usual limits of man's (*) ownership of resources. This man wrote a book that distinguishes between simple ideas of sensation and complex ideas of the mind and primary and secondary qualities of the external world. This philosopher refuted Hobbes' negative state of nature in a book that argues civil society's duty was to protect man and his possessions. For 10 points, name this author of An Essay Concerning Human Understanding who claimed that man was entitled to life, liberty, and property in Two Treatises of Government.
This philosopher denies that he is constructing useless "castles in the sky" in a work that uses gold to illustrate the importance of language in bridging the gap between real and nominal essences.
John Locke