This article analyses the reasons why Descartes refused to enter into a polemic with Gassendi after the publication of his new objections to Meditations. It argues that Descartes’ irritation was justified because the sensualist limitations of Gassendi’s position made him unable to understand the issues which constituted an important novelty in Descartes’ philosophy. For his part, Descartes is likely to have suspected that Gassendi was not even trying to understand the essence of his philosophy.Artykuł napisany w ramach realizacji projektu badawczego sfinansowanego ze Środków Narodowego Centrum Nauki przyznanych na podstawie decyzji numer DEC-2013/09/B/HS1/01994.prof. dr hab. Jerzy Kopania, Akademia Teatralna im. A. Zelwerowicza w Warszawie...
Scholars generally consider René Descartes to be the father of early modern philosophy insofar he ...
The article deals with the debate which took place in 1931 in Paris and was published in the same ye...
According to Descartes, the Meditations and Objections and Replies contain a logically sound proof t...
In the following pages, we will explore the proximity of Marin Mersenne and Pierre Gassendi’s argume...
The article addresses the fundamental elements of Descartes’ embeddedness in the mediaeval and ancie...
Dom Robert Desgabets (1610-1678), a Cartesian inclined towards Aristotelianism, accuses Descartes of...
This article traces three lines of positive and negative influence which emanated from Descartes's D...
Descartes identifies withdrawal of the mind from the senses as one of the greatest benefits of the F...
Je suggère dans cet article que le modèle de la défense par Descartes de la science de la Ren...
Artykuł jest poświecony dyskusji, jaka miała miejsce w 1931 r. w Paryżu (opublikowana tego samego ro...
Descartes identifies withdrawal of the mind from the senses as one of the greatest benefits of the F...
Rene Descartes (1596 – 1650) is considered the founder of modern philosophy. Profoundly influenced b...
This article discusses Descartes’s preferred focus on morally and theologically neutral subjects an...
My research is centered on the arguments of Rene Descartes, a 17th Century philosopher, in his work ...
International audienceOne of the dominant interpretations of Descartes’ philosophy consists in consi...
Scholars generally consider René Descartes to be the father of early modern philosophy insofar he ...
The article deals with the debate which took place in 1931 in Paris and was published in the same ye...
According to Descartes, the Meditations and Objections and Replies contain a logically sound proof t...
In the following pages, we will explore the proximity of Marin Mersenne and Pierre Gassendi’s argume...
The article addresses the fundamental elements of Descartes’ embeddedness in the mediaeval and ancie...
Dom Robert Desgabets (1610-1678), a Cartesian inclined towards Aristotelianism, accuses Descartes of...
This article traces three lines of positive and negative influence which emanated from Descartes's D...
Descartes identifies withdrawal of the mind from the senses as one of the greatest benefits of the F...
Je suggère dans cet article que le modèle de la défense par Descartes de la science de la Ren...
Artykuł jest poświecony dyskusji, jaka miała miejsce w 1931 r. w Paryżu (opublikowana tego samego ro...
Descartes identifies withdrawal of the mind from the senses as one of the greatest benefits of the F...
Rene Descartes (1596 – 1650) is considered the founder of modern philosophy. Profoundly influenced b...
This article discusses Descartes’s preferred focus on morally and theologically neutral subjects an...
My research is centered on the arguments of Rene Descartes, a 17th Century philosopher, in his work ...
International audienceOne of the dominant interpretations of Descartes’ philosophy consists in consi...
Scholars generally consider René Descartes to be the father of early modern philosophy insofar he ...
The article deals with the debate which took place in 1931 in Paris and was published in the same ye...
According to Descartes, the Meditations and Objections and Replies contain a logically sound proof t...