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Principles of Human Knowledge

George Berkeley · 1710

To be is to be perceived. Berkeley argues matter does not exist — and that this is common sense, not madness.

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Contents

  1. Page 1 635 words

Introduction

  1. Introduction–§9 1,701 words
  2. §10–§13 1,809 words
  3. §14–§18 1,624 words
  4. §19–§25 1,792 words

Part I

  1. Part I–§9 1,708 words
  2. §10–§18 1,594 words
  3. §19–§27 1,745 words
  4. §28–§37 1,525 words
  5. §38–§46 1,618 words
  6. §47–§54 1,693 words
  7. §55–§62 1,790 words
  8. §63–§71 1,572 words
  9. §72–§81 1,749 words
  10. §82–§89 1,650 words
  11. §90–§99 1,592 words
  12. §100–§107 1,574 words
  13. §108–§115 1,511 words
  14. §116–§122 1,682 words
  15. §123–§130 1,571 words
  16. §131–§140 1,600 words
  17. §141–§148 1,605 words
  18. §149–§156 1,681 words