Berkeley’s Epistemic Ontology

Canadian Journal of Philosophy 34 (1):25-60 (2004)
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Abstract

Berkeley’s Principles is a curious work. The nominal topic is epistemic. The actual topic is ontological. And it is not uncommon to suggest that ‘Berkeley’s system presents us with unique puzzles, particularly at its foundation.’

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