Sensationalism and Theology in Berkeley's Philosophy

A. A. Luce absolute abstract ideas according to Berkeley accordingly Alciphron assumed assumption atheism Berkeleian Berkeley holds Berkeley's philosophy Berkeley's system Berkeley's theory CALIFORNIA LIBRARY causality ceived ception character Commonplace Book conceived concept of reality consciousness consequence consists constitutes contradiction dialectical Dialogues difference distinct duty empiricism essay esse-percipi principle essence evident existence fixed order Fraser fundamental George Berkeley God's Hedenius human Hume idealism ideas of imagination identical images immaterialism immediate implies important keley keley's laws of nature line of thought Locke Locke's logical Malebranche man's means metaphysics mind moral law notion objects of sense-perception opinion passage Passive Obedience perception percipient Philonous premise presupposes process of perceiving qualities real things reason regard relation religion scepticism sensationalism sensationalistic sensations sense sensible things sensible world sensual pleasure soul substance supra T. H. Green tendency theory of knowledge thing perceived tion true UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA utilitarianism