True/False
Descartes claims that if he perceives something clearly and distinctly, he can know it with certainty.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Related Questions
Q57: Berkeley thinks that the sweet or bitter
Q58: Knowing that something is the case is
Q59: Descartes concludes that there is no way
Q60: Knowledge that is gained independently of or
Q61: Hume believes that external objects resemble internal
Q63: Like Hume, Locke also accepts a radical
Q64: Empirical evidence can show that the principle
Q65: Following Locke, apply an inference-to-the-best-explanation argument to
Q66: Locke claims that secondary qualities are in
Q67: Berkeley insists that heat and cold are<br>A)