Innate Ideas (John Locke and G.W. Leibniz)

Conversation about two important works on epistemology that engage with the concept of innate ideas and differ on whether humans have them or if, instead, all knowledge comes out of experience.

Readings (with download links):

• John Locke (1689): An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (Book I, ~50 pages)
• G.W. Leibniz (1765): New Essays on Human Understanding (Preface and Book I, ~60 pages)