The Querist. Containing Several Queries Proposed to the Consideration of the Public
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- Nombre de pages69
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664607478
- EAN4057664607478
- Date de parution19/05/2021
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille441 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Querist, " philosopher George Berkeley embarks on a profound exploration of the nature of human knowledge and the foundations of belief. Written in a series of provocative questions, the text is a blend of philosophical inquiry and practical concern, reflecting Berkeley's commitment to empiricism and his critique of abstract reasoning. Rich in rhetorical flair, the work stands as a precursor to the later developments of subjective idealism, where Berkeley's distinctive voice challenges readers to reconsider the relationship between perception and reality, emphasizing the importance of community and social utility in understanding the world around us.
George Berkeley (1685-1753), an influential Irish philosopher and bishop, is renowned for his innovative ideas that advanced the conversation on idealism and empiricism. His experiences in the intellectual environments of Dublin and later in the Anglican church illuminated his views on perception and existence. "The Querist" arose during a time of political and social unrest in Ireland, reflecting Berkeley's deep concern for the welfare of his countrymen and his desire to infuse philosophical discourse with practical relevance, which encapsulates his role as both a thinker and a public figure.
This book is highly recommended for those interested in the history of philosophy, especially in discussions around empirical thought and idealism. Berkeley'Äôs engaging approach not only challenges preconceived notions of reality but also invites readers to examine their own beliefs critically. "The Querist" serves as a vital text for anyone seeking to understand the evolution of modern thought and the indispensable connection between philosophy and everyday life.
George Berkeley (1685-1753), an influential Irish philosopher and bishop, is renowned for his innovative ideas that advanced the conversation on idealism and empiricism. His experiences in the intellectual environments of Dublin and later in the Anglican church illuminated his views on perception and existence. "The Querist" arose during a time of political and social unrest in Ireland, reflecting Berkeley's deep concern for the welfare of his countrymen and his desire to infuse philosophical discourse with practical relevance, which encapsulates his role as both a thinker and a public figure.
This book is highly recommended for those interested in the history of philosophy, especially in discussions around empirical thought and idealism. Berkeley'Äôs engaging approach not only challenges preconceived notions of reality but also invites readers to examine their own beliefs critically. "The Querist" serves as a vital text for anyone seeking to understand the evolution of modern thought and the indispensable connection between philosophy and everyday life.
In "The Querist, " philosopher George Berkeley embarks on a profound exploration of the nature of human knowledge and the foundations of belief. Written in a series of provocative questions, the text is a blend of philosophical inquiry and practical concern, reflecting Berkeley's commitment to empiricism and his critique of abstract reasoning. Rich in rhetorical flair, the work stands as a precursor to the later developments of subjective idealism, where Berkeley's distinctive voice challenges readers to reconsider the relationship between perception and reality, emphasizing the importance of community and social utility in understanding the world around us.
George Berkeley (1685-1753), an influential Irish philosopher and bishop, is renowned for his innovative ideas that advanced the conversation on idealism and empiricism. His experiences in the intellectual environments of Dublin and later in the Anglican church illuminated his views on perception and existence. "The Querist" arose during a time of political and social unrest in Ireland, reflecting Berkeley's deep concern for the welfare of his countrymen and his desire to infuse philosophical discourse with practical relevance, which encapsulates his role as both a thinker and a public figure.
This book is highly recommended for those interested in the history of philosophy, especially in discussions around empirical thought and idealism. Berkeley'Äôs engaging approach not only challenges preconceived notions of reality but also invites readers to examine their own beliefs critically. "The Querist" serves as a vital text for anyone seeking to understand the evolution of modern thought and the indispensable connection between philosophy and everyday life.
George Berkeley (1685-1753), an influential Irish philosopher and bishop, is renowned for his innovative ideas that advanced the conversation on idealism and empiricism. His experiences in the intellectual environments of Dublin and later in the Anglican church illuminated his views on perception and existence. "The Querist" arose during a time of political and social unrest in Ireland, reflecting Berkeley's deep concern for the welfare of his countrymen and his desire to infuse philosophical discourse with practical relevance, which encapsulates his role as both a thinker and a public figure.
This book is highly recommended for those interested in the history of philosophy, especially in discussions around empirical thought and idealism. Berkeley'Äôs engaging approach not only challenges preconceived notions of reality but also invites readers to examine their own beliefs critically. "The Querist" serves as a vital text for anyone seeking to understand the evolution of modern thought and the indispensable connection between philosophy and everyday life.
