Locke’s primary/secondary quality distinction

  1) First, explain Locke’s primary/secondary quality distinction (reminder: do not consult outside sources) and illustrate it using an example where you are eating some food and listening to music. I.e., describe the qualities you’d be experiencing and apply Locke’s view to them. Then present an argument/example from either Locke or Berkeley that supports the view that heat is a secondary quality. Finally, present an argument/example from Berkeley that supports the view that color is a secondary quality.