Particles And Ideas: Bishop Berkeley's Corpuscularian Philosophy
Clarendon Press (1988)
Abstract
Demonstrating that in George Berkeley's last major work, Siris, Berkeley had converted to a belief in the usefulness of the concept and existence of minute particles, Moked here posits that Berkeley developed a highly original brand of corpuscularian physicsCall number
B1349.M35.M65 1988
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019824990X 019824990
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