One work by this philosopher warns parents against loving their children's faults and claims parents must respect their children as "rational creatures" once they reach maturity.
One work by this philosopher warns parents against loving their children's faults and claims parents must respect their children as "rational creatures" once they reach maturity. Another work by this man uses the question of what holds up a tortoise supporting an elephant supporting the earth to illustrate the limits of human knowledge. This author of "Some Thoughts Concerning Education" used the examples of a ball and the scent of a rose to outline the difference between simple and complex ideas in a work that refutes the idea that the mind has innate knowledge and instead proposes it is a tabula rasa, or blank slate. For 10 points, name this English thinker who claimed that men have the right to "life, liberty, and property" and wrote Essay Concerning Human Understanding.
One work by this philosopher warns parents against loving their children's faults and claims parents must respect their children as "rational creatures" once they reach maturity.
John Locke