A treatise concerning the principles of human knowledge.
By: With critical essays edited by Colin Murray Turbayne.
Contributors: Turbayne, Colin Murray, ed.
Series: The Bobbs-Merrill text and commentary series
Publisher: Bobbs-Merrill
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 338
Subjects: Knowledge, Theory of.; Idealism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Berkeley's metaphysical grammar, by C. M. Turbayne.; value: Berkeley's argument from nomalism, by W. H. Hay.; value: Berkeley's alleged solipsism, by R. J. Van Iten.; value: The refutation of idealism, by G. E. Moore.; value: The refutation of realism, by W. T. Stace.; value: Berkeley and pyrrhonism, by R. H. Popkin.; value: A note on Berkeley as precursor of Mach and Einstein, by K. R. Popper.; value: Berkeley's two concepts of mind, by C. M. Turbayne.; value: Theoretical terms, Berkeleian notions, and minds, by J. W. Cornman.; value: Does Berkeley have an ethical theory? by P. J. Olscamp.; value: The place of God in Berkeley's philosophy, by J. D. Mabbott.