An Essay Towards a New Theory of Vision

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An Essay Towards a New Theory of Vision, published in 1709, is a groundbreaking philosophical work by George Berkeley. In this essay, Berkeley challenges traditional notions of sight by arguing that vision is not a direct perception of objects but rather a set of learned associations between visual stimuli and tactile experiences. He posits that our understanding of distance, size, and spatial relations arises from our experiences of touch rather than from visual input alone.Berkeley’s work greatly influenced the field of philosophy and optics by laying the groundwork for later explorations into perception and reality. He introduces the idea that our sensory experiences are intricately linked, paving the way for a more complex understanding of how we interpret the world around us. His theories not only address the nature of vision but also invite readers to reconsider the broader implications of perception, emphasizing that what we see is inherently subjective and reliant on our individual experiences.

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Publisher - Lettel

Language - English

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George George Berkeley


Published Date - 2025-10-25

ISBN - 9609441280715

Dimensions - 22.9 x 15.2 x 0.4 cm

Page Count - 60

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