One of his works consists solely of 392 questions such as whether an industrious nation can ever be poor and is titled The Querist, and he published an instrumentalist view of Newtonian dynamics titled De Motu.
One of his works consists solely of 392 questions such as whether an industrious nation can ever be poor and is titled The Querist, and he published an instrumentalist view of Newtonian dynamics titled De Motu. He criticized Shaftesbury and de Mandeville in a work about a 'minute philosopher,' Alciphron. He attacked the notions of infinitesimal change in calculus in a work addressed to "an Infidel Mathematician," and criticized Cartesian dualism in works like A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Understanding. Also the author of A New Theory of Vision, FTP, name this advocate of immaterialism and author of Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonus, an Irish philosopher who said "to be is to be perceived."
One of his works consists solely of 392 questions such as whether an industrious nation can ever be poor and is titled The Querist, and he published an instrumentalist view of Newtonian dynamics titled De Motu.
George {Berkeley}