Berkeley Distinguishes Sight From Touch
Berkeley's study of vision distinguished immediately visible appearances from tangible extension. He argued that the senses are coordinated by experience rather than sharing an innate geometric object.
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Berkeley's study of vision distinguished immediately visible appearances from tangible extension. He argued that the senses are coordinated by experience rather than sharing an innate geometric object.
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