Berkeley's master argument

Philosophical Review 83 (1):55-69 (1974)
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In my article "berkeley's master argument" I attempt to show that an argument berkeley uses in the 'dialogues' and 'principles' to support his contention that whatever is perceivable is perceived can be seen as an illuminating attempt to relate conceptualizing, Imaging and perceiving. In consequence it cannot be dismissed as resting on an elementary fallacy, But reflects on the conditions for the self ascription of experience

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André Gallois
PhD: Oxford University; Last affiliation: Syracuse University

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