Which of the Following Best Describes Aristotle's Conception of the Contents

question 69

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes Aristotle's conception of the contents and capacities of the rational psyche?

• A) It contains innately within it ideal forms whose essential natures are imperfectly and incompletely hinted at by the appearances of everyday experience.
• B) It starts out completely empty like a blank slate, and all of its ideas and concepts are the result of empirical experiences impacting it.
• C) Although originally empty of specific memories, it contains within itself innate categories into which experiences can be classified.
• D) It contains innately within itself memories from previous incarnations, which may be "remembered" following certain later experiences.

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