The idea of "tabula rasa" was a major aspect of John Locke’s philosophy. What does "tabula rasa" mean?

Question

a.)That an individual’s identity is defined entirely after birth
b.)That one’s identity is free from government
c.)"Scraped tablet"
d.)Both A and C
e.)Both B and C

Answer 1

That would be A and C. The philosophy was that of a blank tablet - a sort of "clean slate". We come into this world a blank tablet, and identity is formed after birth.

Answer 2

You misspelled it. Google "tabula rasa", and you will find more about this. tabula rasa means 'Blank slate" in Latin. It means we were born ignorant of everything and all we know it the result of our experience. Of course, the slate is still there. There are things we cannot know because of the limitations of the slate. William Blake was a mystical Christian. John Locke was an atheist. One reconciliation between the two is to be found in the works of Emmanuel Kant.

Answer 3

a
another way of saying it is having a clean slate
or a modern way is a clean whiteboard
or clr screen