An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
| ავტორი | John Locke |
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Locke’s 1689 foundational text of British empiricism — the blank slate, knowledge from experience, and the philosophical groundwork for the Enlightenment. A landmark of intellectual history available in an accessible Wordsworth Classics edition: essential for students of philosophy and ideas.
 გამომცემლობა | Wordsworth |
|---|---|
 ყდის ტიპი | რბილი ყდა |
 ენა | ინგლისური |
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Discover the revolutionary philosophy that shaped modern thought — Locke’s groundbreaking argument that the human mind is a blank slate fundamentally transformed how we understand knowledge, experience, and ourselves. This foundational text of Western philosophy challenges centuries of rationalist tradition and remains essential for anyone seeking to understand the intellectual roots of the Enlightenment, political freedom, and contemporary psychology.
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An Essay Concerning Human Understanding by John Locke is one of the foundational texts of Western philosophy — the work in which the father of British empiricism argued that the human mind begins as a blank slate, and that all knowledge derives from experience. Published in 1689, Locke’s essay was a radical challenge to the rationalist tradition, arguing against innate ideas and laying the philosophical groundwork for the Enlightenment, liberal political theory, and modern psychology. This Wordsworth Classics edition presents Locke’s arguments in the original text, making this landmark of intellectual history available at an accessible price. Essential for students of philosophy, political theory, and the history of ideas, and rewarding for any reader interested in the foundations of how we understand knowledge, experience, and the human mind.
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| ავტორი | John Locke |
|---|---|
| გამომცემლობა | Wordsworth |
| გვერდების რაოდენობა | 880 |
| ISBN | 9781840227321 |
| ყდის ტიპი | რბილი ყდა |
| ფორმატი | 196 x 127 mm |
| ენა | ინგლისური |
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