Dialogues Entre Hylas Et Philonous Dont Le But Est De Dmontrer Clairement La Ralit Et La Perfection De L'entendement Humain, La Nature Incorporelle De L'me Et La Providence Immdiate De La

Dans cet ouvrage, George Berkeley défend l'idée que la réalité des objets matériels dépend de la perception que nous en avons. À travers les dialogues entre Hylas, qui représente le point de vue matérialiste, et Philonous, qui représente la position idéaliste de Berkeley, l'auteur explore la nature de notre perception et de notre compréhension du monde qui nous entoure.

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