Berkeley's Commonplace Book
London: Faber, 1930
G. A. Johnston (ed.)
Notes:
- Letter to Thomas MacGreevy 23 [April] 1933 (LSB I 154): 'Mindful of Alfieri I tried to read Plutarch, but in vain. Mindful of Alfieri! And Berkeley's Commonplace Book, which Hone recommended as a beginning, and which is full of profound things, and at the same time of a foul (& false) intellectual canaillerie, enough to put you against reading anything more.'
- Cf. also Berkeley's A New Theory of Vision, which also contains marginalia and markings in green pencil.
> Show all marginalia in this book
Available scans ▿cover, tp1, tp2, cp, 4, 6, 9, 10.
London: Faber, 1930
G. A. Johnston (ed.)
Notes:
- Letter to Thomas MacGreevy 23 [April] 1933 (LSB I 154): 'Mindful of Alfieri I tried to read Plutarch, but in vain. Mindful of Alfieri! And Berkeley's Commonplace Book, which Hone recommended as a beginning, and which is full of profound things, and at the same time of a foul (& false) intellectual canaillerie, enough to put you against reading anything more.'
- Cf. also Berkeley's A New Theory of Vision, which also contains marginalia and markings in green pencil.
> Show all marginalia in this book
Available scans ▿cover, tp1, tp2, cp, 4, 6, 9, 10.
