NO MAN’S KNOWLEDGE HERE CAN GO BEYOND HIS EXPERIENCE JOHN LOCKE (1632-1704)132 tint iepooabloto doves” | seth han Dane bth sd ferexamie decloee ta alah Locke's objections oon pesart tore part n Tabula Rees Irocems ta moa near canttadiction to say that tne a truths mmpanted on the ul derstands not ‘John Locke 2 Ge san xpabl of being = Sle an hand tes Let us then suppose tho mind to be white aber, void ofall charactors without any ‘tebe furnished? John John Locke Language as innate modhanan chan keds ono an Fog oust yer Fiske tos pace te fon et Oxtord He vse pase nce yh ring "Teugh Locos emp en {he ln etna pa inna, wing el ne oy works 1609 A Later Concerning Human Understanding 2690 Tro rots of134 THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF TRUTHS: TRUTHS OF REASONING AND TRUTHS OF FACT GOTTFRIED LEIBNIZ (1646-1716)Bet Toll aso have discovered | atonal analy Bates es ore Nacstry rth ene | oan : Soe ers Bucthopepection erring | Fyitopuade owen oe tik ut | Ectsnetia as ea Gcoyag tdzenctinavon | femeialtiarienyaiseece | eatery maces ince, | Grn Hower hn eng ssa rin at ws Lotbniz's legacy en nid wi ‘An uncertain future ‘ematned coil a Euepoat eninge: Be yerything in the ch mona i isolated from other universe in its. aoe eee aka ert epreenierd a tuniverso ie connocted he argues, | mona ad each cotains 8 Gottfried Wilhelm Goneucalieoumafeil toe’ | Bunecouecees sem ol every notion 1s complete representation of tho ‘Leibniz pin peter ye eam nected in every cect nen, | woe univ ts past Poa) {0d atenty nous hotest” | who are numued by Cabs toes ato ‘Sten te mon for genuine con on th bust feos