Berkeley Insists That Heat and Cold Are

Q62: Descartes claims that if he perceives something

Q63: Like Hume, Locke also accepts a radical

Q64: Empirical evidence can show that the principle

Q65: Following Locke, apply an inference-to-the-best-explanation argument to

Q66: Locke claims that secondary qualities are in

Q68: Berkeley is willing to accept the conventional

Q69: What reasons does Locke give for rejecting

Q70: Hume thinks that causes and effects are

Q71: Descartes declares that he is a<br>A) body.<br>B)

Q72: Locke asserts that all the components of