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John Locke. An Essay Concerning Human Understanding / Ein Versuch über den menschlichen Verstand. Auswahlausgabe
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[6]The Epistle to the Reader
[16]Book I. CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
[92]Book II. CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
[114]CHAPTER IV
[120]CHAPTER V
CHAPTER VI
CHAPTER VII
CHAPTER VIII
[152]CHAPTER IX
CHAPTER X
[166]CHAPTER XI
[172]CHAPTER XII
CHAPTER XIII
CHAPTER XIV
CHAPTER XV
[216]CHAPTER XVI
CHAPTER XVII
[226]CHAPTER XVIII
CHAPTER XIX
[230]CHAPTER XX
CHAPTER XXI
[274]CHAPTER XXII
CHAPTER XXIII
[302]CHAPTER XXIV
CHAPTER XXV
CHAPTER XXVI
CHAPTER XXVII
CHAPTER XXVIII
[354]CHAPTER XXIX
CHAPTER XXX
CHAPTER XXXI
CHAPTER XXXII
CHAPTER XXXIII
[398]Book III. CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
[404]CHAPTER III
[422]CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
[436]CHAPTER VI
CHAPTER IX
[464]CHAPTER X
CHAPTER XI
[492]Book IV. CHAPTER I
[500]CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
[546]CHAPTER VI
[554]CHAPTER VII
CHAPTER VIII
CHAPTER IX
CHAPTER X
CHAPTER XI
[606]CHAPTER XII
CHAPTER XIII
CHAPTER XIV
[624]CHAPTER XV
CHAPTER XVI
CHAPTER XVII
CHAPTER XVIII
[670]CHAPTER XX
CHAPTER XXI
[7]An den Leser
[17]Erstes Buch. KAPITEL I
KAPITEL II
KAPITEL III
KAPITEL IV
[93]Zweites Buch. KAPITEL I
KAPITEL II
KAPITEL III
[115]KAPITEL IV
[121]KAPITEL V
KAPITEL VI
KAPITEL VII
KAPITEL VIII
[153]KAPITEL IX
KAPITEL X
[167]KAPITEL XI
[173]KAPITEL XII
KAPITEL XIII
KAPITEL XIV
KAPITEL XV
[217]KAPITEL XVI
KAPITEL XVII
[227]KAPITEL XVIII
KAPITEL XIX
[231]KAPITEL XX
KAPITEL XXI
[275]KAPITEL XXII
KAPITEL XXIII
[303]KAPITEL XXIV
KAPITEL XXV
KAPITEL XXVI
KAPITEL XXVII
KAPITEL XXVIII
[355]KAPITEL XXIX
KAPITEL XXX
KAPITEL XXXI
KAPITEL XXXII
KAPITEL XXXIII
[399]Drittes Buch. KAPITEL I
KAPITEL II
[405]KAPITEL III
[423]KAPITEL IV
KAPITEL V
[437]KAPITEL VI
KAPITEL IX
[465]KAPITEL X
KAPITEL XI
[493]Viertes Buch. KAPITEL I
[501]KAPITEL II
KAPITEL III
KAPITEL IV
KAPITEL V
[547]KAPITEL VI
[555]KAPITEL VII
KAPITEL VIII
KAPITEL IX
KAPITEL X
KAPITEL XI
[607]KAPITEL XII
KAPITEL XIII
KAPITEL XIV
[625]KAPITEL XV
KAPITEL XVI
KAPITEL XVII
KAPITEL XVIII
[671]KAPITEL XX
KAPITEL XXI
[693]Zu dieser Ausgabe
Zur Übersetzung
[699]Anmerkungen
[703]Literaturhinweise. Ausgaben
Vollständige Ausgaben
Auswahlausgaben
[704]Ausgewählte Sekundärliteratur
Biografien
[707]Nachwort
Autor und Werk
Der »Versuch über den menschlichen Verstand«
[713]Buch I: Angeborene Begriffe
Buch II: Ideen
[720]Buch III: Wörter
[722]Buch IV: Erkenntnis und Meinung
[724]Register
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John Locke
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
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§ 24. To conclude this Argument of universal Consent, I agree with these Defenders of innate Principles, That if they are innate, they must needs have universal assent. For that a Truth should be innate, and yet not assented to, is to me as unintelligible, as for a Man to know a Truth, and be ignorant of it at the same time. But then, by these Men’s own Confession, they cannot be innate; since they are not assented to, by those who understand not the Terms, nor by a great part of those who do understand them, but have yet never heard, nor thought of those Propositions; which, I think, is at least one half of Mankind. But were the Number far less, it would be enough to destroy universal assent, and thereby shew these Propositions not to be innate, if Children alone were ignorant of them.
§ 28. […] Upon the whole matter, I cannot see any ground, to think these two famed speculative Maxims innate: since they are not universally assented to; and the assent they so generally find, is no other, than what several Propositions, not allowed to be innate, equally partake in with them: And since the assent that is given them, is produced another way, and comes not from natural Inscription, as I doubt not but to make appear in the following Discourse. And if these first Principles of Knowledge and Science, are found not to be innate, no other speculative Maxims can (I suppose) with better Right pretend to be so.
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