A Tretease Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge

Focusing on the author's innovative approach to knowledge, this work systematically presents Berkeley's philosophy, emerging from his earlier theories on vision. It challenges metaphysical concepts like Absolute Space and Abstract Matter, while also addressing common objections to his ideas. The Dialogues offer a more accessible and engaging format, making Berkeley's influential doctrines comprehensible to a wider audience. Together, these texts represent a pivotal moment in philosophy and science, showcasing Berkeley's concise style and significant impact on intellectual history.