Locke and Berkeley: A Collection of Critical Essays

Front Matter....Pages N2-xi
Introduction....Pages 1-13
John Locke on the Human Understanding....Pages 14-39
Locke’s Concept of Experience....Pages 40-52
Locke’s Distinction Between Primary and Secondary Qualities....Pages 53-77
Did Berkeley Misunderstand Locke?....Pages 78-85
Substance, Reality, and Primary Qualities....Pages 86-124
Locke’s Version of the Doctrine of Representative Perception....Pages 125-154
Locke and the Problem of Personal Identity....Pages 155-178
Locke’s Political Theory and its Interpreters....Pages 179-198
The Social Bearing of Locke’s Political Theory....Pages 199-230
Locke and the Dictatorship of the Bourgeoisie....Pages 231-254
Berkeley’s Denial of Material Substance....Pages 255-283
Berkeley’s Existence in the Mind....Pages 284-295
The Mind and its Ideas: Some Problems in the Interpretation of Berkeley....Pages 296-313
Berkeley’s Sensationalism and the Esse Est Percipi-Principle....Pages 314-339
The Argument from Illusion and Berkeley’s Idealism....Pages 340-352
Berkeley’s Likeness Principle....Pages 353-363
The Place of God in Berkeley’s Philosophy....Pages 364-379
Berkeley and God....Pages 380-399
Berkeley and the Tree in the Quad....Pages 400-408
Berkeley on “Abstract Ideas”....Pages 409-425
G. J. Warnock’s Berkeley....Pages 426-435
A Note on Berkeley as Precursor of Mach and Einstein....Pages 436-449
Back Matter....Pages 450-N3