
Viewing Berkeley against a wider intellectual background than is customary, Urmson achieves an unusually sympathetic assessment of his philosophy. Beginning with a chapter on the philosophy of science, he then gives a clear account of Bekeley's metaphysics and hjis analysis of the concepts of science and common sense.
Page Count:
96
Publication Date:
1983-03-10
ISBN-10:
0192875477
ISBN-13:
9780192875471
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