EAR-20 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Tabula Rasa, William Thierry Preyer
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John locke (an essay concerning human understanding) inborn information. Believed the new born"s mind is a blank template (tabula rasa) with virtually no. Empiricism theory that environmental experiences shapes the individual; more specifically, that all knowledge is derived from sensory experiences. Foreshadowed the emergence of behaviorism (learning theory) child forms b/w event are key elements it the formation of the mind. Believed rewards and punishments from to her, imitation, and the associations the. Some thoughts concerning education- expanded further on his philosophy of. Supported the importance of early experiences and proper training yet maintained training children that children rearing and education should proceed through he use of reason rather then harsh discipline. Believed parents must find a balance b/w indulgent and restriction. Jean jacques rousseau necessarily with the aim of wrongdoing natural instincts and tendencies in line with social order. Embraced the ideal of the child as a noble savage .
