Tabula rasa

Epistemology in psychology (knowledge theory) and Tabula rasa (Latin: "flat scraping" - "clean state") are hypothetical conditions printed by empathists after thought has passed through the reaction. It was previously based on human thought. Perceive the outside world of objects

Comparison of mind and blank lighting boards will be held at Arimostere's De anima (4th century BC, on the soul), stoic school, and esoteric school (Lyceum student, Aristotle's school). Please insist on psychological gap in original condition. But both Aristotle and Stoic schools emphasize the potential of inactive or inactive mind and soul before accepting a perceptual mind, respond to these ideas through intellectual processes and turn them into knowledge It is.

In the late 17th century, British empathicist John Rock advocated a new revolutionary emphasis on British economist John Rocke in "Papers on Human Understanding" (1689). He thinks that this idea was originally similar to "white paper, all characters are ineffective". From experience, I will draw "all material of reason and knowledge". However, before Locke, Locke does not believe that the mind is simply blank or sky, and few other experientialists have taken such an extreme position. Nevertheless, Rock himself knows the natural "reflexive" ability (means of thinking, feelings, emotions etc) as a means to use experienced materials and a limited field of deductive (unexperienced) knowledge I admit it). He still thinks that it is "not important" and is basically satisfied (for example, "soul is a soul", "everyone is an animal"). David Hume, an experienced researcher in the 18th century Scotland, also gave a similar view. In the mid-20th century, Britain followed by Britain (analytic) philosophy affected the proper concept of the whiteboard.

In the eleventh century Arabic Persian philosopher Ibn Sina developed the theory of whiteboard more clearly. He believes that "... the human intelligence at birth is like a whiteboard, pure possibilities are realized through education, and know," knowledge is the thing of this world ... It is well known through experience. Realization of "abstract universal concept" through development of a syllabologistic approach to "inference"; observations lead to statements of propositions, which lead to further abstraction when compounded. "He further believes in that intelligence itself" ... has a level of static / physical intelligence (al - 'aql al - hayulani), this possibility is a positive intelligence (al-' aql al -fa) Il)), the state of human intelligence combined with a complete knowledge source. "

The empirical theory of "tabula rasa" was also developed by Ibn Sina. He is "the wisdom of human beings when they were born are like whiteboards, the pure possibilities realized through education", "familiar with the experiences of things in this world, from which abstract general concepts We will acquire knowledge by converting. This is the result of "a three-part approach to reasoning; observations lead to prepositional statements leading to further abstraction when compounded". He further argues that "intelligence itself" has a level of development of material intelligence (al - 'aql al - hayulani) This possibility is a positive intellect of knowledge (al -' aql al - fa ' il), you can get a combination of national human wisdom and perfect knowledge sources. "

Swiss philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau of the 18th century used the whiteboard to support his view that war is the emergence of society and agriculture, not human beings' natural state. Ruso uses it to show that human beings have to learn war because it is written on the white board that humans are born in "blank". Tabula rasa is also posted in psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud. Freud explained that personality characteristics are formed by family dynamics (see Oedipus Complex). Freud's theory suggests that although humans lack free will, hereditary has little effect on human personality. In Freud's psychoanalysis, people depend mainly on growth experience.