Principles of Human Knowledge and Three Dialogues (Oxford World's Classics)

"This is a good collection. I like putting the Dialogues and Principles together this way. Berkeley is important and generally ignored. His arguments against Locke's notion of objectivity are powerful and need to be heard."--Patrick J. Mitchell, St. John's Seminary "This is by far the best edition of Berkeley for college students. The introduction is brief and to the point. The explanatory notes are extremely clear and helpful, they can be used by the instructor to organize the course. This edition is a model."--P. Kerszberg, Pennsylvania State University "A clear and manageable book whose organization renders it an exceedingly useful classroom text."--Peter Fosc, Hollins College "A good classical text."--E.J. McCullough, North Dakots State University "This is a good collection. I like putting the Dialogues and Principles together this way. Berkeley is important and generally ignored. His arguments against Locke's notion of objectivity are powerful and need to be heard."--Patrick J. Mitchell, St. John's Seminary "This is by far the best edition of Berkeley for college students. The introduction is brief and to the point. The explanatory notes are extremely clear and helpful, they can be used by the instructor to organize the course. This edition is a model."--P. Kerszberg, Pennsylvania State University "A clear and manageable book whose organization renders it an exceedingly useful classroom text."--Peter Fosc, Hollins College "A good classical text."--E.J. McCullough, North Dakots State University "This is a good collection. I like putting the Dialogues and Principles together this way. Berkeley is important and generally ignored. His arguments against Locke's notion of objectivity are powerful and need to be heard."--Patrick J. Mitchell, St. John's Seminary "This is by far the best edition of Berkeley for college students. The introduction is brief and to the point. The explanatory notes are extremely clear and helpful, they can be used by the instructor to organize the course. This edition is a model."--P. Kerszberg, Pennsylvania State University "A clear and manageable book whose organization renders it an exceedingly useful classroom text."--Peter Fosc, Hollins College "A good classical text."--E.J. McCullough, North Dakots State University "This is a good collection. I like putting the Dialogues and Principles together this way. Berkeley is important and generally ignored. His arguments against Locke's notion of objectivity are powerful and need to be heard."--Patrick J. Mitchell, St. John's Seminary "This is by far the best edition of Berkeley for college students. The introduction is brief and to the point. The explanatory notes are extremely clear and helpful, they can be used by the instructor to organize the course. This edition is a model."--P. Kerszberg, Pennsylvania State University "A clear and manageable book whose organization renders it an exceedingly useful classroom text."--Peter Fosc, Hollins College "A good classical text."--E.J. McCullough, North Dakots State University