For Leibniz, the question is to know whether the soul in itself is entirely empty, like a tablet on which nothing has yet been written, also known as homunculus.

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Leibniz argued against the idea of the mind as a blank slate (tabula rasa) and instead proposed that the soul contains innate principles. The term "homunculus" refers to a different concept, often used in discussions of vision or reproduction, not to a blank slate or empty soul.

For Leibniz, the Question Is to Know Whether the Soul