Locke's blank-slate model, used here as the start of British anti-spiritual philosophy.
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tabula rasa
Locke's blank-slate model, used here as the start of British anti-spiritual philosophy.
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Locke's blank-slate view that human beings are shaped by environment.
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"...John Locke. John Locke argued that we are born with a tabula rasa, a blank mind. Okay. A blank slate. And so whatever information..."
"...okay the first is this Locke believes that we are born tabula rasa the blank slate okay which means that we are influenced by..."
"Okay? America is a clean slate. It's a tabula rasa. The Americans can do whatever they want. So, they study all the previous Republican,..."
"...of all, they came at a time when there's a cultural tabula rasa. Okay? Tabula rasa just means blank slate. So, Homer came at..."
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