| One might, for instance, try to use contrasts to illuminate Cartesian innatism and its motivations. |
| When children are in the process of acquiring their first language, these are some pieces of evidence that may support innatism. |
| To Hazlitt, any trace of non-empirical argument about the nature of knowledge smacks of innatism, and this applies to Kant's account of synthesis a priori. |
| Crude innatism, sometimes gussied up as human nature, is his Archimedean rock. |
| In Britain, John Locke reacted against the innatism of Cartesian epistemology, but retained a theory of ideas. |
