The circularity concept in one of this man's works is discussed in the second chapter of Colin McGinn's The Subjective View.
The circularity concept in one of this man's works is discussed in the second chapter of Colin McGinn's The Subjective View. That concept is introduced in a discussion of the color of porphyry, and this philosopher also distinguished between "original revelation" and "traditional" revelation". Author of a document which established a feudal, slaveholding society in the New World, The Fundamental Constitution of the Carolinas, he is better known for promoted the idea of a government based on consent and natural rights and arguing against the Divine Right of kings in works such as his Letter Concerning Toleration. For ten points, identify this author of Two Treatises of Government and An Essay Concerning Human Understanding.
The circularity concept in one of this man's works is discussed in the second chapter of Colin McGinn's The Subjective View.
John {Locke}