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Vision: Variations on Some Berkeleian Themes
Cambridge: Blackwell (1993)
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This book examines longstanding problems in the theory of vision. Each section begins by looking at the issues as they were raised and discussed by Berkeley. This work is unique in its blend of philosophical and historical perspectives on contemporary problems of readershipAuthor's Profile
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