Development of Berkeley's Philosophy
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Author_G. A. Johnston
Benjamin Robins
Berkeley's Attitude
Berkeley's Criticism
Berkeley's Philosophy
Berkeley's Theory
Berkeley's Thought
Berkeley's View
Berkeley’s Attitude
Berkeley’s Criticism
Berkeley’s Theory
Berkeley’s Thought
Berkeley’s View
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Deist Controversy
early modern philosophy
empiricism
Enlightenment thinkers
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Finite Spirits
Follow
historical development of philosophical ideas
immaterialism
Immediately Perceived
Infinite Divisibility
Minima Sensibilia
Newton's Proof
Newton’s Proof
Notional Knowledge
Passive Obedience
Real Extension
Significance
Summum Bonum
Tactual Experience
Tactual Sensations
Tangible Extension
theory of perception
Thoughts
Visible Extension
Visible Magnitude
Vision
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- ISBN 9780824024369
- Weight: 930g
- Dimensions: 123 x 186mm
- Publication Date: 01 Sep 1988
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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First published in 1988. This is part of a fifteen volume series reproducing classic studies and including never before published titles. In his book the author throws light on the evolution of Berkeley’s thought and philosophy by a careful study of his works in their chronological sequence and by detailed reference to his relations with his predecessors and contemporaries.
G.A. Johnston, Lecturer in Moral Philosophy in the Universities of St. Andrews and Glasgow
