Essential Berkeley and Neo-Berkeley

Preface
Abbreviations

Part 1: Berkeley's Philosophy
Section 1: Overview and Summary
Section 2: Berkeley's life and works
Section 3: The structure of Berkeley's Principles
Section 4: Berkeley's dualism and dualistic experience
Section 5: Dualism or monism?
Section 6: The phenomenalistic interpretation
Section 7: Overview
Section 8: Hume's Phenomenalism
Section 9: the cde
Section 10: Alciphron, the TVV and DHP 1734
Section 11: James Hill on the notional
Section 12: The 2 or 3 Advantages of the Section 27 doctrine
Section 13: What underpins the notional
Section 14: The big historical picture
Section 15: Berkeley on objects: the revision
Section 16: Berkeley's Siris

Part 2: Neo-Berkeley
Section 1: Berkeley in 1752-3
Section 2: The DMT: Why it hasn't been accepted
Section 3: Berkeley's Immaterialism and Monotheistic God
Section 4: Neo-B on God and other dualistic minds
Section 5: God and theistic intimacy and dualistic intimacy
Section 6: Dualistic Intimacy: Montaigne and La Boete
Section 7: The Tactual Visual Typology

Notes
Bibliography
Index

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• Ética e filosofia moral
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