An Essay towards a new Theory of Vision

Exploring the nature of perception, this essay presents a groundbreaking theory on how vision operates. Berkeley challenges traditional views by proposing that sight is not merely a passive reception of light but an active process influenced by the mind. He delves into the relationship between visual perception and the physical world, arguing that our understanding of sight is intricately tied to our experiences and concepts. This work significantly contributes to philosophy and optics, offering a fresh perspective on how we interpret visual information.