Leibniz's critique of Locke's views concerning the limits and extent of human knowledge
Knowledge, for Locke, consists in perceiving agreement between ideas, i.e., roughly either (a) the perception of necessary truth, or (b) the perception of certain facts about oneself. He subsequently includes sensitive knowledge concerning objects actually present to the senses. Leibniz holds a less...
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Royal Holloway, University of London
1963
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