The phenomenalisms of Leibniz and Berkeley

Margaret D. Wilson

3-22

Something-i-know-not-what

Berkeley on Locke on substance

Daniel Garber

23-42

Berkeley's anti-abstractionism

Margaret Atherton

45-60

Berkeley's objection to abstract ideas and unconceived objects

Martha Brandt Bolton

61-81

Berkeley's imagination

Ian Tipton

85-102

Berkeley on "archetype"

Geneviève Brykman

103-112

Divine ideas and Berkeley"s proofs of god's existence

M. R. Ayers

115-128

Berkeley's divine language argument

129-142

Berkeley and epistemology

Robert Merrihew Adams

143-161

On the status of visuals in Berkeley's new theory of vision

Phillip D. Cummins

165-194

Berkeley and immediate perception

George S. Pappas

195-213

A new approach to Berkeley's philosophical notebooks

Bertil Belfrage

217-230

On the early reception of Berkeley in Germany

Wolfgang Breidert

231-241

A bibliography of George Berkeley 1980–1985

Matthew Kapstein

243-260