Hume and Berkeley in the Prussian Academy: Louis Frédéric Ancillon’s “Dialogue between Berkeley and Hume” of 1796

Hume Studies 27 (1):85-98 (2001)
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Abstract

Louis Frédéric Ancillon was a member of the Prussian Academy of Sciences and Belles Lettres whose imagined dialogue between Berkeley and Hume was read to the Academy in 1796 and published in 1799. It is important as an indicator of the reception of Hume and Berkeley in francophone philosophical circles in late eighteenth-century Prussia. Our introduction is followed by an English translation with notes.

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