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A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge
A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge | George Berkeley
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"This book discusses the principles of human knowledge. Topics covered include: I. Berkeley's Life and Writings; II. The Precursors of Berkeley; III. Summaries of Berkeley's System; IV. Berkeleyanism, its Friends, Affinities, and Influence; V. Opponents and Objections; VI. Estimates of Berkeley, his Character, Writings, and Influence; VII. Idealism defined; VIII. Sceptical Idealism in the Development of Idealism from Berkeley to the Present: Hume; IX. Critical Idealism: Kant; X. Subjective Idealism: Fichte; XI. Objective Idealism: Schelling, Jacobi; XII. Absolute Idealism: Hegel; XIII. Theoretical Idealism: Schopenhauer; XIV. The Strength and Weakness of Idealism; XV. Characteristics of the Present Edition; XVI. Its Objects and Uses; Berkeley's Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge:--I. Eraser's Preface--Berkeley's Preface; II. Berkeley's Introduction; III. Berkeley's Principles." (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved).
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"Ancient and rooted prejudices do often pass into principles; and those propositions which once obtain the force and credit of a principle, are not only themselves, but likewise whatever is deductible from them, thought privileged from all examination. And there is no absurdity so gross, which, by this means, the mind of man may not be prepared to swallow."

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