
A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge
- Essays
- Book language: English
- 86 pages
A philosophical treatise in essay form by George Berkeley. It examines the foundations of human knowledge and argues that things exist only as ideas perceived by minds, challenging the notion of independent material substance. It is worth listening to for its clear, provocative arguments about perception, reality and God.
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