Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous

Engaging in a classical dialogue reminiscent of Aristotle, the book features debates between Philonous, embodying Berkeley's philosophy, and Hylas, who represents Locke's empiricism. Through their discussions, it delves into skepticism, perception, and materialism, presenting complex philosophical concepts in an entertaining and enlightening manner. The imaginative format invites readers to explore these foundational ideas in a lively and accessible way.