John Locke about words (“An Essay Concerning Human Understanding”, 1689) - Words, in their immediate Signification, are the sensible Signs of his Ideas who uses them.
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“ Words, in their immediate Signification, are the sensible Signs of his Ideas who uses them. ”
 John Locke, An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1689). copy citation

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John Locke about words (“An Essay Concerning Human Understanding”, 1689) - Words, in their immediate Signification, are the sensible Signs of his Ideas who uses them.
John Locke about words (“An Essay Concerning Human Understanding”, 1689) - Words, in their immediate Signification, are the sensible Signs of his Ideas who uses them.