Locke and Berkeley on Primary and Secondary Qualities
A 4 page paper discussing Locke’s arguments for primary and secondary qualities and Berkeley’s exception to Locke’s arguments. The points that Berkeley chooses to discuss do indeed cast doubts on Locke’s definitions. Berkeley successfully refutes Locke’s position on primary and secondary qualities. The refutation is not as complete as Berkeley likely intended, however. According to Berkeley’s objections, Locke’s greatest offense may lie in placing specific qualities in the wrong categories. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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