Descartes and the independence of the mind. The debate on "Descartes' dualism" might well be endless if one would neglect to raise two radical issues : (1) What sort of life would be that of a human body to which, by miracle, no soul would be joined ? (2) What kind of thoughts can be regarded as absolutely independent of the body ? This paper tackles the second issue, by examining successively the functions of the senses and passions, the role of imagination in scientific research, and the conditions of metaphysical reflection. Its conclusion is that every kind of thought, as it is described by Descartes, possesses its cerebral conditions, and that the Cartesian statements about the ontological independence of the mind are to be related to ...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes and the independence of the mind. The debate on "Descartes' dualism" might well be endless...
This dissertation focuses on Cartesian substance dualism through the perspective of the relationship...
Descartes admet simultanément deux thèses : la distinction réelle de l’âme et du corps, pensées comm...
Descartes admet simultanément deux thèses : la distinction réelle de l’âme et du corps, pensées comm...
La thèse vise à expliquer dans son contexte historique les Règles pour la direction de l'esprit par ...
La thèse vise à expliquer dans son contexte historique les Règles pour la direction de l'esprit par ...
Descartes simultaneously admits two theses: one is the real distinction between mind and bodythought...
Although Descartes’ characterization of the mind has sometimes been seen as too ‘moral’ and too ‘int...
One of philosophy\u27s most persistent problems is how minds and bodies causally interact. This prob...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes simultaneously admits two theses: one is the real distinction between mind and bodythought...
Il s'agit dans cette thèse d'explorer la question du dualisme substantiel et sa relation avec l'unio...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes and the independence of the mind. The debate on "Descartes' dualism" might well be endless...
This dissertation focuses on Cartesian substance dualism through the perspective of the relationship...
Descartes admet simultanément deux thèses : la distinction réelle de l’âme et du corps, pensées comm...
Descartes admet simultanément deux thèses : la distinction réelle de l’âme et du corps, pensées comm...
La thèse vise à expliquer dans son contexte historique les Règles pour la direction de l'esprit par ...
La thèse vise à expliquer dans son contexte historique les Règles pour la direction de l'esprit par ...
Descartes simultaneously admits two theses: one is the real distinction between mind and bodythought...
Although Descartes’ characterization of the mind has sometimes been seen as too ‘moral’ and too ‘int...
One of philosophy\u27s most persistent problems is how minds and bodies causally interact. This prob...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes simultaneously admits two theses: one is the real distinction between mind and bodythought...
Il s'agit dans cette thèse d'explorer la question du dualisme substantiel et sa relation avec l'unio...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...