Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous
George Berkeley
1713
Copyright 1996, James Fieser (jfieser@utm.edu). See end note for
details on copyright and editing conventions. This text file is
based on the 1910 Harvard Classics edition of Berkeley's
Dialogues>. Pagenation follows T.E. Jessop's 1949 edition of
, in , Vol. 2.
This is a working draft; please report errors.[1]
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THREE DIALOGUES
Between
HYLAS AND PHILONOUS
The Design of which is Plainly to Demonstrate the Reality and
Perfection of
HUMAN KNOWLEDGE
The Incorporeal Nature of the
SOUL
And the Immediate Providence of a
DEITY
In Opposition to
SCEPTICS AND ATHEISTS
Also to Open a Method for Rendering the Sciences More Easy,
Useful, and Compendious
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THE FIRST DIALOGUE
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