The Oxford Handbook of Berkeley

1. Introduction, Samuel C. Rickless 2. Berkeley's Intellectual Background, Daniel E. Flage Metaphysics 3. Berkeley on Abstract Ideas and Abstraction, Martha Brandt Bolton 4. Berkeley on Ideas and Notions, James Hill 5. Berkeley's Arguments for Idealism, Benjamin Hill 6. Berkeley on Objections to Idealism, Georges Dicker 7. Berkeley on Materialism and Immaterialism, Melissa Frankel 8. Berkeley on Minds, Genevieve Migely 9. Berkeley on Qualities, Richard Glauser 10. Berkeley on God, Stephen H. Daniel 11. Berkeley's Theory of Language, Kenneth L. Pearce Epistemology 12: Berkeley on Common Sense, S. Seth Bordner 13. Berkeley's Natural Philosophy, Margaret Atherton 14. Berkeley on Perception, Keota Fields 15. Berkeley's Theory of Vision, Robert Schwartz 16. Berkeley on Mathematics, Douglas Jesseph 17. Berkeley on Chemistry, Luc Peterschmitt Value Theory 18. Berkeley on the Economics of Poverty, Marc A. Hight and Geoffrey S. Lea 19: Berkeley on Political Obligation, Nancy Kendrick 20. Berkeley's Theology, Timo Airaksinen Forebears, Contemporaries, and Successors 21. Berkeley and Irish Philosophy, Stefan Storrie 22: Berkeley and Descartes, Alan Nelson 23. Berkeley and Locke, Patrick J. Connolly 24. Berkeley and Malebranche, Sukjae Lee 25. Berkeley and Newton, Monica Solomon 26. Berkeley and Leibniz, Stephen Puryear 27. Berkeley and Mandeville, Mikko Tolonen 28. Berkeley and Shaftesbury, Laurent Jaffro 29. Berkeley and Collier, Tom Stoneham 30. Berkeley and Edwards, Antonia LoLordo 31. Berkeley and Hume, Jennifer Smalligan Maru?i? 32. Berkeley and Reid, Rebecca Copenhaver 33. Berkeley and Kant, Tim Jankowiak 34. Berkeley and Shepherd, Samuel C. Rickless