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Berkeley and the Three dialogues (2014 : Dublin)
Introduction -- Sensible qualities and secondary qualities in the First Dialogue -- Some issues in Berkeley's account of sense perception -- Berkeley on the object of perception -- Berkeley's semiotic idealism -- Berkeley's argument for the existence of God in the Three Dialogues -- Berkeley on continuous creation: occasionalism contained -- The active self and perception in Berkeley's Three Dialogues -- Berkeley on God's knowledge of pain -- A puzzle in the Three Dialogues and its Platonic resolution -- The scope of Berkeley's idealism in the 1734 edition of the Three Dialogues -- Matter, God, and nonsense: Berkeley's polemic against the freethinkers in the Three Dialogues -- Hey, what's the big idea? Berkeley and Hume on extension, local conjunction, and the immateriality of the soul.
"Many of the papers in this volume were presented at the 'Berkeley and the Three dialogues' conference at Trinity College Dublin in 2014."--Page vii.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 205-213) and index.