The author of (*) Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonus, for ten points , name this Anglo-Irish thinker who claimed "to be is to be perceived", the namesake of a California town.
One work by this man advocates the medicinal use of tar-water, while another opens with one of the title characters describing the beauty he sees in nature. That work is subtitled "In Opposition to Skeptics and Atheists", and asserts that all things perceived exist only when they are perceived by a mind; that formulation of idealism summarized in this philosopher's A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge. The author of (*) Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonus, for ten points , name this Anglo-Irish thinker who claimed "to be is to be perceived", the namesake of a California town.
One work by this man advocates the medicinal use of tar-water, while another opens with one of the title characters describing the beauty he sees in nature.
George {Berkeley}