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It begins early morning in a garden and one of the title characters makes a point to describe all the beauty that he sees in nature, perhaps to soften the readers shock at what appears to be a very radical viewpoint.  Subtitled "In Opposition to Skeptics and Atheists" it was meant as a companion to the author's 1709 work Principles of Human Knowledge.  The author departs from Locke's view that there is a distinction between primary and secondary substances a well as asserting that all things exist either as a perceiver or something perceived.  Furthermore, all things perceived exist only when they are perceived by a mind.  FTP name this work by George Berkeley structured as an exchange between two characters.
It begins early morning in a garden and one of the title characters makes a point to describe all the beauty that he sees in nature, perhaps to soften the readers shock at what appears to be a very radical viewpoint.  
Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous