How Berkeley's works are interpreted

Stephen H. Daniel

3-14

Berkeley's metaphysical instrumentalism

Marc A. Hight

15-29

Causation, fictionalism and non-cognitivism

Berkeley and Hume

P. E. Kail

31-40

Berkeley and his contemporaries

the question of mathematical formalism

Claire Schwartz

43-56

Locke, Berkeley and Hume as philosophers of money

George C. Caffentzis

57-71

Berkeley and chemistry in the siris

Luc Peterschmitt

73-85

Berkeley and Newton on gravity in siris

Timo Airaksinen

87-106

"Scire per causas' versus 'scire per signa"

George Berkeley and scientific explanation in siris

Silvia Parigi

107-119

Berkeley, theology and bible scholarship

Daniele Bertini

123-139

The distrustful philosopher

Berkeley between the devils and the deep blue sea of faith

David Berman

141-157

Berkeley, Spinoza, and radical enlightenment

Geneviève Brykman

159-170

Was Berkeley a spinozist?

a historiographical answer (1718–1751)

Caterina Menichelli

171-188

The animal according to Berkeley

Sébastien Charles

189-199