The Philosophy Of George Berkeley

George Berkely

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  • George Berkeley
    PHIL. Now, in that which you call the obscure indefinite sense of the word MATTER, it is plain, by your own confession, there was included n...
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  • George Berkeley
    PHIL. But to fix on some particular thing. Is it not a sufficient evidence to me of the existence of this GLOVE, that I see it, and feel it...
  • George Berkeley
    PHILONOUS. Tell me, Hylas, what are the fruits of yesterday's meditation? Has it confirmed you in the same mind you were in at parting? ...
  • George Berkeley
    HYL. I acknowledge you have proved that Matter is impossible; nor do I see what more can be said in defence of it. But, at the same time th...
  • George Berkeley
    PHIL. But surely, Hylas, I can distinguish gold, for example, from iron: and how could this be, if I knew not what either truly was? HYL. ...
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    HYL. Not so fast, Philonous: you say you cannot conceive how sensible things should exist without the mind. Do you not? PHIL. I do. HYL. ...
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