De Motu: An Essay Concerning the Principle and Source of Motion

Berkeley, G. (1721). De Motu: An Essay Concerning the Principle and Source of Motion.

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Book

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Review or monograph

Year

1721

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• Mach's Principle
  • (which Mach uses to reject absolute space) and Berkeley's earlier relational critique

    This sourcePre-Mach relational critique of absolute space and absolute motion; Berkeley argues that motion and space are inherently relational; philosophical precursor to Mach's more explicit physical argument against Newton's absolutism.

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