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💭✨ To be is to be perceived. – George Berkeley A reminder that our existence is shaped by how we are seen and understood. What does this mean to you? 🤔
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💭✨ To be is to be perceived. – George Berkeley A reminder that our existence is shaped by how we are seen and understood. What does this mean to you? 🤔
George Berkeley
George Berkeley (1685-1753) was an Anglo-Irish bishop and an empiricist and idealist philosopher. He infamously claimed that no matter exists outside of God and that things only exist outside of our minds and perceptions because God perceives them. This extreme position, although not total scepticism, has drawn much criticism from other philosophers ever since. Berkeley's work continues to be studied for his cutting insights into the nature of philosophical enquiry and his insistence that philosophers not dream up world views that contradict common sense.
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George Berkeley
George Berkeley (1685-1753) était un évêque anglo-irlandais et un philosophe empiriste et idéaliste. Il a affirmé de manière tristement célèbre qu'aucune matière n'existe en dehors de Dieu et que les choses n'existent en dehors de notre esprit et de nos perceptions que parce que Dieu les perçoit. Cette position extrême, même si elle n'est pas totalement sceptique, a suscité de nombreuses critiques de la part d'autres philosophes depuis lors. L'œuvre de Berkeley continue d'être étudiée pour ses idées novatrices sur la nature de la recherche philosophique et pour son insistance à ce que les philosophes n'inventent pas des visions du monde qui contredisent le sens commun.
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ESSE EST PERCIPI - Dialoghi Immateriali Ispirata dai "Dialoghi tra Hylas e Philonous" di George Berkeley, si tratta della prima messa in scena dell'opera del filosofo irlandese. Il dialogo, sospeso tra ironia e poesia, parte dall'ipotesi dell'inesistenza della materia, fondando un'estetica metafisica che fa del mondo lo spettacolo creato da Dio per la nostra percezione. Testo Alessandra Frison Adattamento Teatrale e Regia Irina Casali Con Luca Federico D'Addino e Alessandro Zatta 25 Maggio ore 20.30 #fabbricaesperienza #independent #theatre #home #philosophy #esseestpercipi #georgeberkeley #dialoghi #immateriali [email protected] www.fabbricaesperienza.it (presso FE Fabbrica dell'Esperienza Teatro)
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