A Mystery at the Heart of Berkeley's Philosophy

Oxford Studies in Early Modern Philosophy 5:214-46 (2010)
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Abstract

There is a problem regarding God and perception right at the heart of Berkeley ’s metaphysics. With respect to this problem, I will argue for : It is intractable. Berkeley has no solution to this problem, and neither can we hope to offer one on his behalf. However, I will also argue for : The truth of need not be seen as threatening the viability of Berkeley ’s metaphysics. In fact, it may even be seen as speaking in its favor

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John Roberts
Florida State University

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