Compare and contrast the theories of Locke and Descartes. On what points do these two philosophers agree? On what points do they
disagree? Pay close attention to their views on how human intellect is acquired. Your answer should consist of 100 to 250 words. You must use textual evidence to support your points. Be sure to introduce that evidence properly and use quotation marks appropriately. Clearly note the author to whom you are referring. Hint: You could write one paragraph comparing their theories and then a second paragraph that illustrates their contrasting points of view.
<span>In this answer I will provide you with the main hints that can help you to write a compare&contrast essay on your own.
1) How the ideas of Descartes and Locke were similar? Their common subject of philosophical studying was to get to know what the real knowledge was. Both of them focused on this question, trying to find out whether the mind and body took part in obtaining of knowledge.
2) How did their ideas differ? First of all, Descartes was a<span> rationalist, which means that he thought that knowledge of the world could be achieved by exercise of reason. As an empiricist, Locke believed that such knowledge could only be gained through the senses.</span></span>
Claudius gets up in the middle of the play and leaves. He yells "give me light " and storms out. Gertrude doesn't really clue in to Claudius reaction to the play because of he murdered his brother. This also tells us the she nothing of how her husband was killed.
