What Are Berkeley's Reasons for Using the Term "Idea" Rather

Q36: For Locke, the qualities of objects, such

Q37: According to Leibniz, "The Monads have no

Q38: According to Cavendish, every part of nature

Q39: Hawley says there is "a widespread suspicion

Q40: "The great, basic thought," according to Engels,

Q42: For Plato, shadows and reflections in water

Q43: Berkeley says, "Now the set rules or

Q44: For Heidegger, "All essential questioning in philosophy

Q45: According to Cavendish, every part of nature

Q46: According to Kant, "The ideality of outer