This philosopher was interested in science but was a critic of calculus. He took notes on an 18th Century eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and he wrote An Essay Towards A New Theory of Vision and De Motu, which is an essay on motion. One of his primary goals was to show that science fits in with Christian theology. Using the motto ‘To be is to be perceived', he used three-track
This philosopher was interested in science but was a critic of calculus. He took notes on an 18th Century eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and he wrote An Essay Towards A New Theory of Vision and De Motu, which is an essay on motion. One of his primary goals was to show that science fits in with Christian theology. Using the motto ‘To be is to be perceived', he used three-track arguments against both material substance and abstract ideas. Name this philosopher who wrote Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous and A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge.
This philosopher was interested in science but was a critic of calculus.
(George) {Berkeley}