Berkeley's analysis of perception
2nd Edition
Published on 7. December 2011
165 pages
978-3-11-172578-9 (ISBN)
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2. print. Reprint 2012
Language
English
Place of publication
Berlin/Boston
Germany
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de Gruyter Mouton
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Professional and scholarly
US School Grade: College Graduate Student
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Revised edition
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5,10 MB
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978-3-11-172578-9 (9783111725789)
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Content
- Intro
- Introduction
- I. Berkeley's Analysis of Perception: The New Theory of Vision
- A. The New Theory of Vision
- B. The Situation of Objects
- C. Ideas of Sight and Touch
- D. The Concept of Suggestion
- E. Praenotions
- F. Minima Sensibilia
- G. Tactile Objects of Perception
- H. The Conception of Space
- I. Concluding Remarks - Some Implications of Berkeley's Theory of Vision
- II. Perception and Phenomena
- A. Qualities and Sensations
- B. The Causal Theory of Perception
- C. The Chimerical and the Real
- D. Phenomenal Appearances
- E. The Problem of Identity
- III. Ideas and Things
- A. Immediate Perception
- B. Mediate Perception
- C. The Notion of a Thing
- D. Discrimination in Perception
- E. Things and Ideas
- F. Appendix: Perception and Ideas in the Siris
- IV. Berkeley and Phenomenalism
- A. Phenomenalism
- B. Factual Phenomenalism
- C. Linguistic Phenomenalism
- D. Berkeley's Theory of Perception and Phenomenalism
- E. Berkeley and Factual Phenomenalism
- F. Berkeley and Linguistic Phenomenalism
- V. Concluding Remarks
- Selected Bibliography
