Author: Hedenius, Ingemar
Title: Sensationalism and Theology in Berkeley's Philosophy
Description: Uppsala, Almqvist & Wiksells, 1936. orig. wrappers. 24x16cm, (2), 238 pp, Author's presentation inscription inked on cover. Some small stains to cover. Lower hinge tears.. Rubbed. Spine creased. Good. ¶ Uppsala University doctoral dissertation. Contents: Immaterialism and Empiricism; The Removal of Scepticism by Immaterialism; Empericism as a Foundation of Idealism in Locke's Theory of Knowledge; Empiricism in Berkeley's Theory of Sense- Perception; Sensationalism as a Metaphysical Doctrine; Esse Percipi; Sense- Perception and Imagination; Metaphysical Dialectics in Sensationalism; Berkeley's Theological Metaphysics; The Assumption of Spirits; The Proof of the Existence of God; God and the Finite Spirits; Immaterialism as a Basis for Morality; Metaphysics and Religion; The Good; Eternal Bliss and Moral Duty; Moral Law and Spiritual Nature.

Keywords: Metaphysics, Philosophy, Metaphysical, Philosophical, George Berkeley, Immaterialism, Sensationalism, Theology, Religion