Locke argued that our idea of heat represents heat, but the idea of heat doesn't resemble heat itself, just as the word
A) heat represents heat, but it doesn't resemble heat.
B) porcupine represents porcupines, but it doesn't resemble a porcupine.
C) pain represents pain, but it doesn't resemble pain.
D) word represents words, but it doesn't resemble a word.
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Q6: Indirect realism claims that
A) we see objects
Q7: In Locke's terminology, material objects are objects
Q8: Locke used the term idea for
A) mental
Q9: Naïve representationalism claims that
A) the ideas generated
Q10: The fact that a bee's vision is
Q12: Which of the following is/are included among
Q13: Which of the following is/are included among
Q14: How do Lockean primary qualities differ from
Q15: Explain naïve representationalism and any objections against
Q16: Explain Locke's distinction between primary and secondary
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