Berkeley's Three Dialogues

Stefan Storrie is Adjunct Assistant Professor at Trinity College, Dublin.

• 1: Stefan Storrie: Introduction 2: Lisa Downing: Sensible Qualities and Secondary Qualities in the First Dialogue 3: Tom Stoneham: Some Issues in Berkeley's Account of Sense Perception 4: Jennifer Smalligan Marusic: Berkeley on the Objects of Perception 5: Keota Fields: Berkeley's Semiotic Idealism 6: Samuel Rickless: Berkeley's Argument for the Existence of God in the Three Dialogues 7: Sukjae Lee: Berkeley on Continuous Creation: Occasionalism Contained 8: James Hill: The Active Self and Perception in Berkeley's Three Dialogues 9: Stephen H. Daniel: Berkeley on God's Knowledge of Pain 10: John Russell Roberts: A Puzzle in the Three Dialogues and Its Platonist resolution 11: Stefan Storrie: On the Scope of Berkeley's Idealism in the 1734 Edition of the Three Dialogues 12: Kenneth L. Pearce: Matter, God, and Nonsense: Berkeley's Polemic Against the Freethinkers in the Three Dialogues 13: Don Garrett: Hey, What's the Big Idea? Berkeley and Hume on Extension, Local Conjunction, and the Immateriality of the Soul

Each of the articles is a quality scholarly contribution to the field. The book will no doubt be of use to Berkeley specialists... for the solid quality of the arguments and presentations of core themes in the field.