Necessary Knowledge
Oxford University Press (2007)
Abstract
'Necessary knowledge' tackles one of the big questions - what knowledge do we possess at birth, and what do we learn along the way? It neither sides with those who believe in 'blank slate' theories, nor with those who believe all learning is innate. Instead, it proposes an original new solution to this enduring puzzle.ISBN(s)
9780198568285 0198568282
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