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George Berkeley Alciphron in Focus

George Berkeley Alciphron in Focus

David Berman

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Taylor & Francis Ltd
Año de edición:
1993
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Filosofía
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9780415063739
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This book contains the four most important dialogues of Berkeley’s Alciphron, as well as essays and commentaries by, for example, Hutcheson, Mill, and Anthony Flew.

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