Past News

An international Berkeley conference was held at the University of Rennes, 20-23 October 2003, in commemoration of the 250^th anniversary of Berkeley’s death. The conference was organized by Bertil Belfrage and Dominique Berlioz.
 

The following papers were presented:
 

Bertil BELFRAGE (Sweden), What Is There in Berkeley’s World?

Dominique BERLIOZ (France), Les idées sont-elles des tropes?

Stephen DANIEL (USA), The Limits of Berkeley's Natural Philosophy.

Jean Christophe BARDOUT (France), Berkeley metaphysician.

Jean-Michel VIENNE (France), Idée et jugement.

Raymond W. HOUGHTON and Maureen LAPAN (USA), Berkeley in Rhode Island

Kenneth WILLIFORD (USA), Berkeley’s Theory of Vision and the Two Introductions to the Principles.

Laura BERCHIELLI (Suisse), The Molyneux Problem.

Robert SCHWARTZ (USA), Heterogeneity and the Senses.

Margaret ATHERTON (USA), Berkeley’s Uses of the Concept of Suggestion.

Wolfgang BREIDERT (Germany), I see nothing but light and colours.

Richard J BROOK (USA), Berkeley on What We Immediately See.

Ralph SCHUMACHER (Germany), Berkeley on Misperception.

Georges DICKER (USA), Berkeley on Immediate Perception: on More unto the Breach.

Geneviève BRYKMAN (France), Existence et nature de la libert’e chez Berkeley.

Jean-Marie BEYSSADE (France), Interdit et exception dans l’Ob’eissance passive.

Roselyne DEGREMONT (France), Libre-pensée et pensée libre.

Laurent JAFFRO (France), Berkeley on Education: “Wise Men of Antiquity” and “Modern Ears” in Alciphron.

Sébastien CHARLES (Canada), Le Statut de la temporalité selon Berkeley.

Marc HIGHT (USA), Ideas, Archetypes and the Nature of the World.

Robert MUEHLMANN (USA), Berkeley’s Strategy of Sophistical Demonstration.

Roomet JAKAPI (Estonia), Berkeley and the Future State of the Soul.

Timo AIRAKSINEN (Finland), The Enigma of Siris.

Phillip CUMMINS (USA), Berkeley’s Theory of Substance.

Richard GLAUSER (Suisse), La structure de la perception médiate.

George PAPPAS (USA), Berkeley and Locke.

John ROGERS (UK), How Lockean are Berkeley’s Ideas?

David RAYNOR (Canada), The Berkeley - Hume – Kant Connection.

Gabriel MOKED (Israel), Mental Acts and Concepts: Ockham, Berkeley and Wittgenstein