English, 19.07.2019 10:00, Blaked

Which explains locke’s use of the greek term koinai ennoiai? - he uses it to refer to ideas that are shared by all people. - he uses it to refer to his predecessors, whose ideas he rejects. - he uses it to refer to aristotle’s outdated system of beliefs. - he uses it to refer to the idea that people are born as blank slates.

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