The Ideal Theory of Berkeley, and the Real World

This work offers a critical examination of Berkeley's idealism and its implications for metaphysics, reflecting on the philosophical debates of the 19th century. It presents Berkeley's theories alongside contemporary thoughts, exploring the relationship between idealism and the real world. The book serves as a significant historical document, providing insights into the evolution of metaphysical thought and Berkeley's lasting influence on philosophy. The reprint maintains the integrity of the original 1865 edition, ensuring accessibility to modern readers.