Conduct of the Understanding

Book • 1706

John Locke's 'Of the Conduct of the Understanding' is a philosophical treatise that emphasizes the importance of rational thinking and the proper use of the mind in acquiring knowledge.

Originally intended as a chapter for his 'Essay Concerning Human Understanding', it was published posthumously in 1706.

The work provides insights into Locke's views on logic, error prevention, and the cultivation of a rational mindset.

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