John Locke and the Blank Slate
From Philosophy for Sleep · 43:30
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John Locke and the Blank Slate explores empiricism and the idea that experience shapes the mind in a calm, meditative narrative. This relaxed, philosophical narration guides you through Locke’s thoughts on sensation, reflection, memory, and the gradual forming of knowledge—perfect for relaxation and gentle sleep. Listen for a soothing, atmospheric account of Tabula Rasa and perception that eases the day and encourages quiet reflection.
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