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An important doctrine of Rationalism is the existence of innate ideas. John Locke rejects the existence of innate ideas. Moreover, he also argues that even if there would be innate ideas, they could not
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An important doctrine of Rationalism is the existence of innate ideas. John Locke rejects the existence of innate ideas. Moreover, he also argues that even if there would be innate ideas, they could not be used in science because of the ideational theory of meaning. What is the ideational theory of meaning?

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Explanation: the ideational theory of is like what does the person mean or what he or she has done for something or someone

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