A graduate of Trinity College and later a deacon, librarian, and lecturer there, this Anglo-Irish bishop of Cloyne is better known for philosophical works such as 1709's 'Toward A New Theory Of Vision.'
A graduate of Trinity College and later a deacon, librarian, and lecturer there, this Anglo-Irish bishop of Cloyne is better known for philosophical works such as 1709's 'Toward A New Theory Of Vision.' His philosophy was Locke-influenced Empiricism, as he laid out in 1713's 'Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonius.' FTP identify this idealist and immaterialist philosopher, whose credo was 'To be is to be perceived.'
A graduate of Trinity College and later a deacon, librarian, and lecturer there, this Anglo-Irish bishop of Cloyne is better known for philosophical works such as 1709's 'Toward A New Theory Of Vision.'
George {Berkeley} (pron. 'Barkley')