EMBODIED MIND. THE PROBLEM OF EXISTENCE OF SPACE IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S NEW THEORY OF VISION

Berkeley is a philosopher commonly associated with his thesis about the non-existence of the material world. However, he would disagree with the statement that the entire world that, according to him, consists of ideas, is only in the cognizing mind. He would also disagree with the fact that perceiv...

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Main Author: Anna Gańko
Format: Article
Language:Polish
Published: Polish Academy of Sciences 2022-10-01
Series:Filozofia i Nauka
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Online Access:http://filozofiainauka.ifispan.waw.pl/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/12-Ganko_153.pdf
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description Berkeley is a philosopher commonly associated with his thesis about the non-existence of the material world. However, he would disagree with the statement that the entire world that, according to him, consists of ideas, is only in the cognizing mind. He would also disagree with the fact that perceived objects are in absolute space. The article aims to present Berkeley’s solution to the alternative mentioned above. The solution is based on the category of space presented in Berkeley’s Essasy Towards New Theory of Vision. In New Theory of Vision, Berkeley explains his position on problem of visual perception. He begins his argument by resolving the issue of the visual perception of distance, and this subjects leads him to much further matters — including the concept of relative space, grounded in the bodily experience of the cognizing subject.
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spelling doaj.art-65ea5e6e5ab348249208e32d77cd65212022-12-22T04:12:29ZpolPolish Academy of SciencesFilozofia i Nauka2300-47112545-19362022-10-011015317110.37240/FiN.2022.10.1.13EMBODIED MIND. THE PROBLEM OF EXISTENCE OF SPACE IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S NEW THEORY OF VISIONAnna Gańko0University of Warsaw, Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28, 00–927 Warsaw, Poland.Berkeley is a philosopher commonly associated with his thesis about the non-existence of the material world. However, he would disagree with the statement that the entire world that, according to him, consists of ideas, is only in the cognizing mind. He would also disagree with the fact that perceived objects are in absolute space. The article aims to present Berkeley’s solution to the alternative mentioned above. The solution is based on the category of space presented in Berkeley’s Essasy Towards New Theory of Vision. In New Theory of Vision, Berkeley explains his position on problem of visual perception. He begins his argument by resolving the issue of the visual perception of distance, and this subjects leads him to much further matters — including the concept of relative space, grounded in the bodily experience of the cognizing subject.http://filozofiainauka.ifispan.waw.pl/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/12-Ganko_153.pdfgeorge berkeleynew theory of visionspaceimmaterialismmolyneux problem
spellingShingle Anna Gańko
EMBODIED MIND. THE PROBLEM OF EXISTENCE OF SPACE IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S NEW THEORY OF VISION
Filozofia i Nauka
george berkeley
new theory of vision
space
immaterialism
molyneux problem
title EMBODIED MIND. THE PROBLEM OF EXISTENCE OF SPACE IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S NEW THEORY OF VISION
title_full EMBODIED MIND. THE PROBLEM OF EXISTENCE OF SPACE IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S NEW THEORY OF VISION
title_fullStr EMBODIED MIND. THE PROBLEM OF EXISTENCE OF SPACE IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S NEW THEORY OF VISION
title_full_unstemmed EMBODIED MIND. THE PROBLEM OF EXISTENCE OF SPACE IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S NEW THEORY OF VISION
title_short EMBODIED MIND. THE PROBLEM OF EXISTENCE OF SPACE IN GEORGE BERKELEY’S NEW THEORY OF VISION
title_sort embodied mind the problem of existence of space in george berkeley s new theory of vision
topic george berkeley
new theory of vision
space
immaterialism
molyneux problem
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