Berkeley's idealism: a critical examination

The theory of primary and secondary qualities

The representational theory of perception and the problem of perception

Locke's defense of the senses

Berkeley's case for idealism in Principles I, sections 1-7

Direct arguments for idealism in the first dialogue between Hylas and Philonous

The argument from the ego-centric predicament

The likeness principle

Berkeley's attack on the theory of primary and secondary qualities

Substance/Substratum

The epistemological argument

Mind

God, nature, agency, and causation in perception

Continuity

Intersubjectivity.