Margaret Dauler Wilson

Descartes (eBook, ePUB)

Redaktion: Honderich, Ted

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Concentrates on the "Meditations" to show Descartes' philosophy in the context of his overall scientific objectives, not all of them fully explicit in the texts.
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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 276
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2003
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781134963515
• Artikelnr.: 42830045

Autorenporträt

Margaret Dauler Wilson, Series Editor-Ted Honderich

Inhaltsangabe

Preface A Note on Descartes's Life and Works I General Doubt 1 Cartesian
doubt and Cartesian revolution 2 The 'I' of the Meditations 3 Assumptions
and aims of methodic doubt 4 Attacking the foundations: 'these familiar
things' 5 Attacking the foundations: 'simple and universal things' 6 The
Dreaming Argument: a reconstruction 7 The opinion of a God who can do
anything 8 'Principles' 9 Real doubts II Knowledge of Self and Bodies 1 The
concerns of Meditation II 2 Ego existo 3 But what then am I? 4 This wax 5
Intellectual inspection 6 Mind 'better known' than body III Some
Perspectives on the Third Meditation 1 Introduction 2 Material falsity and
objective reality 3 A God who can do anything 14 Circularity 5 Physics and
the eternal truths: a speculation 6 The proof of an all-perfect God IV
Judgment, Ideas and Thought 1 Regulating assent 2 Consciousness V True and
Immutable Natures 1 Res extensa 2 Immutable natures and fictitious ideas: a
critique 3 Immutable natures and the ontological argument VI Mind, Body and
Things Outside Us 1 Introduction 2 Cartesian dualism 3 The Epistemological
Argument 4 Sensation and the Epistemological Argument 5 The evidence of the
senses 6 The body which by a certain special right I call mine