Life and letters of George Berkeley, D.D., formerly Bishop of Cloyne; and an account of his philosophy. With many writings of Bishop Berkeley hitherto unpublished: metaphysical, descriptive, theological
The works of George Berkeley .., vol. iv
672 pages 24 cm
1487310
Chapter I. The Berkeley Family in Kilkenny:
1685-1700
Chapter II. Trinity College, Dublin : a new philosophical principle : 1700-1713
Chapter III. England, France, and Italy: 1713-17
CHAPTER IV. Back to Ireland : the American enthusiasm : in London again, and letters from England: 1721-1728
Chapter V.A recluse in Rhode Island:
1728-1731
CHAPTER VI. Back to London: 1731- 1734
Chapter VII. First years in the Irish Diocese: 1734-1738
CHAPTER VIII. Philanthropy, theology, and philosophy at Cloyne : Tar-water : 1738-1752
CHAPTER IX. Oxford: The end: the family dissolution: 1 752-1 753
Chapter X. The philosophy of Berkeley. A. Berkeley's new question, and the essence of his answers to it ; B. Berkeleian immediate perception of extended sensible reality ; C. Berkeleian mediate perception, or Presumptive inference of the existence of sensible things and their relations
illustrated in the New theory of vision ; D. Berkeleian intellectual knowledge of providential or divine reality and universal conceptions
Hitherto unpublished writings of Bishop Berkeley. Commonplace book of occasional metaphysical thoughts ; Description of the Cave of Dunmore ; Journal of a tour in Italy in 1717, 1718 ; Sermons preached in Trinity College, Dublin, and at Leghorn ; Skeletons of sermons preached in Rhode Island ; Primary visitation Charge at Cloyne ; Confirmation Charge at Cloyne
Also issued with the author's edition of the works of George Berkeley
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