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George Berkeley was an Irish philosopher and Anglican bishop who lived from 1685 to 1753 and developed a major philosophical position called idealism, which holds that reality consists of minds and their ideas rather than physical matter. His work fundamentally challenged how people think about the nature of existence and perception, making him one of the most influential thinkers in Western philosophy.
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ジョージ・バークリー(George Berkeley、1685年3月12日 - 1753年1月14日)は、アイルランドの哲学者、聖職者である。主著は『人知原理論』。バークレー、バークリとも。
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