This man wrote the aforementioned Essay Towards a New Theory of Vision, and also coined the phrase "Esse et percipi," or "to be is to be perceived.
This man opposed the adoption of the sumptuary laws, and stated that spatial depth is by itself invisible in one essay. He countered Shaftesbury and other philosophers in the Alciphron, criticized Newton's philosophy in The Analyst, and put forth his theories of motion in De Motu. This man wrote the aforementioned Essay Towards a New Theory of Vision, and also coined the phrase "Esse et percipi," or "to be is to be perceived." For 10 points, name this Irish philosopher of Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous.
This man opposed the adoption of the sumptuary laws, and stated that spatial depth is by itself invisible in one essay.
George {Berkeley}