__________ central thesis is that "to be is to be perceived."
A) Russell's
B) Gettier's
C) Berkeley's
D) Hume's

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The central thesis "to be is to be perceived" is associated with the philosopher George Berkeley, who argued that physical objects do not exist independently of the mind that perceives them. This is known as subjective idealism or immaterialism. Russell is known for his work in logic and philosophy of language, Gettier for his famous challenge to the traditional definition of knowledge, and Hume for his empiricist philosophy and skepticism.

__________ Central Thesis Is That "To Be Is to Be