Berkeley's Basic Difference with Locke Was the Former's Argument That

question 53

Multiple Choice

Berkeley's basic difference with Locke was the former's argument that ____.​

• A)​there are no primary qualities
• B)there is a one-to-one correspondence between physical objects and subjective perceptions
• C)an object is the association of consecutive perceptions​
• D)there are only complex ideas
• E)there are only primary qualities

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