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Philosophy, Early Modern Philosophy
Year 3
Locke: On knowledge
How does Locke differentiate between knowledge of substance and general ideas? In particular, why does he think that knowledge of nature, like Newtonian physics, is really belief, while mathematics and "morals" (Locke's term for ethics and politics) is where he thinks we can attain knowledge?
By OTA: Mia Wood, Ph D (ABD)
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