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BERKELEY'S PHILOSOPHY OF SPIRIT: CONSCIOUSNESS, ONTOLOGY AND THE ELUSIVE SUBJECT

BERKELEY'S PHILOSOPHY OF SPIRIT: CONSCIOUSNESS, ONTOLOGY AND THE ELUSIVE SUBJECT2007

Talia Mae Bettcher, TALIA MAE BETTCHER

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The author provides a new interpretation of Berkeley's conception of spirit and its links with self-consciousness, as a way into his immaterialist metaphysics. Along the way, she sheds new light on Descartes' cogito and Hume's bundle theory of the self.

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First published
2007
OL Work ID
OL13672326W

Subjects

Self (Philosophy)OntologySpiritConsciousnessBerkeley, george, 1685-1753

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