exists, mind Berkeley's Principal Argument: The _ of material objects _ in the _. properties Berkeley's Principal Argument: What human beings can sense _ in the _. material Berkeley's Principal Argument: _ can be sensed by human beings. sceptic Berkeley's Principal Argument: _ objects have properties.

human, experience What doesn't exist in the mind? God Berkeley believes he is not a _. T_ color, sound, taste John Locke: _ knowledge is based on _. no, outside Examples of Secondary Qualities: we,has A secondary quality has _ existence _ the mind. R_ motion, rest Secondary Qualities: a property _ perceive an object _. G_ shapes, size, gravity Examples of Additional Primary Qualities: can't Primary Quality: a property an object has that resembles our _ of it. human mind, God Apparent Properties: _ be sensed. understood, intellect Main Conclusion: matter is _-_ non-existant What is Berkeley's ontology? Only the _ _ and _ exist. senses, imagination, use Descartes: must be _ through _.

relative, feels Descartes: the _ and the _ make _ of images. relative, real Argument (solidity): _ to who _ it. Therefore, motion is _ a real property of objects. sensation, mind Argument (motion): motion is _ to the observer.

position, observer The shape we see with our eyes is a _ that is located in the _. apparent, see, real, mind Argument (shape): varies with the _ of the _. We can't distinguish how to _ the _ color. can, sensed Argument (color): All colors are _ colors. different, exists, mind Hylas's view on sound: a real property is a property that _ be _. Argument (sound): _ is a _ of something else sound, motion Because sound is perceived by touch or sight, what we hear is _ from what _.

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