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European Journal of Analytic Philosophy, Vol. 1 No. 1, 2005.

Original scientific paper

Berkeley's active self

Jonathan Dancy

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Abstract

The Author considers the strengths and weaknesses of Berkeley’s account of what he calls indifferently the soul, mind, spirit or self. Such an account deserves far more credit than he has standardly been awarded for a significantly modern position, most of which has mistakenly been credited to Schopenhauer.
The Aauthor relates Berkeley’s views to those recently expressed by Bill Brewer and attempts to isolate the crucial difference between Berkeley and Schopenhauer.

Keywords

soul; mind; spirit; self

Hrčak ID:

91066

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/91066

Publication date:

9.8.2005.

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