Berkeley, George B Philosophers
Berkeley, George B Philosophers
Berkeley, George
George Berkeley, 1685-1743. Irish-born metaphysician and epistemologist, usually numbered among the great British Empiricists. He is particularly remembered for the argument that material objects can only be known through God. He also served as Bishop of Cloyne for many years.
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- Scholarly article on his life and thought.
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- Resource page by Peter Lloyd, with extensive links.
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- Essay by Peter B. Lloyd.
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- Biographical article with bibliography, poster and links to related topics.
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- Text of this section from Alfred Weber's 1908 opus.
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- Joseph Stock's 1776 biography.
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- Offers history and theories of Anglo-Irish philosopher George Berkeley.
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- Page promoting George Berkeley's theological idealism.
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- Promotes studies of the 18th-century Irish philosopher, George Berkeley, by organising conferences and symposia, and publishing scholarly work.
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- Paper by Costica Bradatan, published in the journal Minerva in 1999. Attempts to connect Berkeley with this medieval notion of "the book of the world."
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