AN ESSAY CONCERNINGHUMAN UNDERSTANDINGJOHN LOCKEHAWK JEFFERSON

An Essay Concerning Human Understanding

John Locke

1689 · Philosophy

Locke says the mind starts as a blank slate and everything you know arrives through experience — no built-in ideas, no shortcuts. This 1689 argument shaped how the modern world thinks about learning and evidence.

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