One of the dominant interpretations of Descartes’ philosophy consists in considering that God assures a perfect conformity between the order of reasons and the order of things, in such a way that our ideas can be regarded in accordance with the reality such as it is out of our thought. We suggest that Descartes has never hoped that God could play this part in his theory of knowledge and that he has no more claim that we would be certain of having adequate ideas according to the reality as it is out of our thought. In this aim, we argue that the importance conceded by Descartes in favour of the deceiving God argument is over-valued by the scholars, and that it is used only to justify, by repercussion, the part that the veracity of God doesn’...
What did Descartes regard as subject to doubt, and what was beyond doubt, in the Meditations? A revi...
This thesis studies the knowledge fundaments in modern philosophy according the French philosopher R...
Although it is true that many have found fault with Descartes calling his proofs for the existence o...
One of the dominant interpretations of Descartes’ philosophy consists in considering that God assure...
International audienceOne of the dominant interpretations of Descartes’ philosophy consists in consi...
Une des interprétations dominantes de la philosophie de Descartes consiste à considérer que Dieu gar...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
International audienceThe thesis of a Cartesian correspondence between the order of reasons and the ...
I contend that Descartes's infamous commitment to God's free creation of the eternal truths plays an...
In his Third Meditation, René Descartes claims that he can know that God exists because he has a viv...
Descartes advocates very strict epistemic standards, maintaining that we should only accept proposit...
Abstract. in this paper I argue that, despite the so-called Cartesian skepticism, the meaning and sc...
The ambiguity of the expressions used in Descartes’ writings, and particularly those, which concern ...
That Descartes’ God is not a deceiver is amongst the canonical claims of early modern philosophy. Th...
La philosophie de Descartes est-elle « une philosophie sans rhétorique »? L’on s’attendrait à ce que...
What did Descartes regard as subject to doubt, and what was beyond doubt, in the Meditations? A revi...
This thesis studies the knowledge fundaments in modern philosophy according the French philosopher R...
Although it is true that many have found fault with Descartes calling his proofs for the existence o...
One of the dominant interpretations of Descartes’ philosophy consists in considering that God assure...
International audienceOne of the dominant interpretations of Descartes’ philosophy consists in consi...
Une des interprétations dominantes de la philosophie de Descartes consiste à considérer que Dieu gar...
Descartes' work is a work of thought, which he wanted and built with method, strictness and constanc...
International audienceThe thesis of a Cartesian correspondence between the order of reasons and the ...
I contend that Descartes's infamous commitment to God's free creation of the eternal truths plays an...
In his Third Meditation, René Descartes claims that he can know that God exists because he has a viv...
Descartes advocates very strict epistemic standards, maintaining that we should only accept proposit...
Abstract. in this paper I argue that, despite the so-called Cartesian skepticism, the meaning and sc...
The ambiguity of the expressions used in Descartes’ writings, and particularly those, which concern ...
That Descartes’ God is not a deceiver is amongst the canonical claims of early modern philosophy. Th...
La philosophie de Descartes est-elle « une philosophie sans rhétorique »? L’on s’attendrait à ce que...
What did Descartes regard as subject to doubt, and what was beyond doubt, in the Meditations? A revi...
This thesis studies the knowledge fundaments in modern philosophy according the French philosopher R...
Although it is true that many have found fault with Descartes calling his proofs for the existence o...