Phil 1:Reason and Experience
Unfinished- view at atleast 70%, the lock symbol indicates Locke's ideas, and where it reapears there is a similarity/overlap
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- Reason and Experience
- Empiricists
- Locke
- Mind is "tabula rasa"
- ie. "blank slate", we are born with no innate ideas
- An idea is "The object of thinking"
- Acquired through 2 different types of perceptions:
- Sensation
- Sensible qualities that are gained through our senses
- Eg. colour heat etc.
- allows us to gain ideas through...
- Reflection
- once we have ideas through sensation we are able to perceive the operations of our own mind within us
- Reflection can only be done once we have ideas we have gained through sensation
- Sensible qualities that are gained through our senses
- Eg. colour heat etc.
- Sensible qualities that are gained through our senses
- eg. perceptions, doubting, believing, reasoning
- Reflection can only be done once we have ideas we have gained through sensation
- once we have ideas through sensation we are able to perceive the operations of our own mind within us
- Reflection
- Sensible qualities that are gained through our senses
- Reflection
- once we have ideas through sensation we are able to perceive the operations of our own mind within us
- Reflection can only be done once we have ideas we have gained through sensation
- eg. perceptions, doubting, believing, reasoning
- Reflection can only be done once we have ideas we have gained through sensation
- once we have ideas through sensation we are able to perceive the operations of our own mind within us
- Sensation
- We can use the original two types of ideas to form:
- Acquired through 2 different types of perceptions:
- Sensation
- allows us to gain ideas through...
- allows us to gain ideas through...
- Sensation
- SImple ideas
- Ideas from one sense
- Light, noise taste etc.
- Ideas from more than one sense
- rest,motion etc.
- Ideas from reflection only
- Perception, willing
- Ideas from reflection and sense(s)
- Pleasure, pain
- Ideas from one sense
- Complex
- Relation
- Seeing the relationship between ideas
- eg. equality
- Seeing the relationship between ideas
- Combination
- Putting several ideas together
- gold + mountain= gold mountain, even though such a thing does not exist
- Putting several ideas together
- Relation
- Acquired through 2 different types of perceptions:
- The mind Starts out an empty cabinet
- Mind is "tabula rasa"
- ie. "blank slate", we are born with no innate ideas
- Which we add ideas to
- and commit to memory, then abstract them and add learnt names through reflections
- Mind is "tabula rasa"
- Acquired through 2 different types of perceptions:
- Refutes rationslism or innatism in specific nativism
- Nativism is the view we are born knowing everything, but no philospher agrees with this
- Though Plato's views could be seen as such
- Nativism is the view we are born knowing everything, but no philospher agrees with this
- Mind is "tabula rasa"
- Hume
- Disliked Locke's lack of clarity when it came to:
- Impressions
- impressions of reflection
- From our mind eg. emotions
- impressions of sensations
- From our sensory information e.g. smell
- impressions of reflection
- Ideas
- Faint copies of impressions
- Idea of refection
- Feeling of sad
- We have the idea of sensation
- Idea of red
- Idea of pain
- Idea of refection
- Feeling of sad
- Idea of refection
- Concepts are types of ideas
- Faint copies of impressions
- Impressions
- Untitled
- Disliked Locke's lack of clarity when it came to:
- Locke
- Rationalists
- Empiricists
- This theory also applies to how we gain concepts
- Concepts are types of ideas
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