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Berkeley vs. Hume on Skepticism and Perception by lilcristi is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document compares the philosophical approaches of David Hume and George Berkeley regarding skepticism and perception. Hume emphasizes empirical understanding and the limitations of human knowledge, while Berkeley advocates for idealism, suggesting that existence is tied to perception and relies on the notion of God for object permanence. The paper highlights the ongoing relevance of their debate in contemporary discussions of perception, reality, and knowledge.
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