How to pronounce“rasa”in English
nounIPA/ræsæ/
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There’s one of view that is held by many philosophers and many psychologists that the brain starts off as a blank slate, what the philosopher, John Locke, called “a Tabula
Rasa.” And what goes on in development, the point of all those connections per second is learning, is sucking up information from the environment.
The baby starts off knowing nothing and turns into an adult, by virtue of absorbing information at a tremendously powerful rate.
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Definitions of “rasa”
noun
An essential mental state; the dominant emotional theme of a work.