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Is Reason the Source of Knowledge?: Locke and Leibniz Debate Theory of Innate Ideas

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Abstract
The first great 17th century empiricist John Locke borrows many ideas from Descartes. For the most part he accepts the corpuscular theory, but flatly rejects the notion of innate ideas about the world. Gottfried Leibniz concedes that innate ideas are not fully formed in our minds from birth. It takes experience to shape them, but still the raw material is there from the beginning.
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Philosophy Collection
Subject
Locke, John, corpuscular theory, innate ideas, Leibniz, Gottfried, experience, Epistemology
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Introduction to Phliosophy, Examined Life, The
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English
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