berkeley's idealism

Question 1

define idealism

Answer 1

The immediate objects of perception (i.e. ordinary objects such as tables, chairs, etc.) are mind-dependent objects

Question 2

Berkeley’s attack on the primary/secondary property distinction

Question 3

Berkeley’s ‘master’ argument

Question 4

issue - arguments from illusion and hallucination

Question 5

issue - idealism leads to solopsism

Question 6

issue - role of God

Question 7

response to arguments from illusion and hallucination

Question 8

response to idealism leads to solopsism

Question 9

response to role of god issue