“The human mind at birth is a complete blank slate upon which experience imprints knowledge” is from ___?*1 pointA. Gilbert RyleB. John LockeC. David HumeD. Paul Churchland

In the Philosophical perspective of the self, which philosopher insisted that it is the physical brain that gives the sense of self and not the mind.*1 pointA. Gilbert RyleB. John LockeC. David HumeD. Paul Churchland

John Locke in the 1700s proposed the idea of ‘Tabular rasa’, this means:Question 1Select one:a.we are all born as ‘blank as a slate’ upon write experiences writesb.all babies learn have ‘in-born’ skills which are developed through experiencec.from birth we all experience life as ‘cause and effect’

16. Select who this philosopher is proposed that knowledge bridges the “self” and the materialthings together.a.Gilbert Ryleb.Immanuel Kantc.Paul Churchlandd.St. Augustine

It is the Philosopher who believe in that one can know only what comes from the senses and experience.Question 8Select one:a.Humeb.Aristotlec.Ryled.Plato

Although he never learn to read, his exceptional memory and enquiring mind eventually made him      a very_________________ man.*dedicatederuditepragmaticbenevolent