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Methodos, 2012 Etienne-François Geoffroy, one of the most famous chemists in France in the early eighteenth century, has constant contacts with English scientists. He was in charge of developing exchanges between the Académie royale des science and the Royal Society ...
Bernard Joly
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The Didactic, Persuasive and Scientific Uses of Illustrations After Descartes
Noctua, 2015 The aim of this article is to unveil the ways of teaching new philosophical paradigms in Dutch Universities between Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century, by means of an analysis of the uses of illustrations in Cartesian and Newtonian natural-philosophical ...
Andrea Strazzoni
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Philosophia Scientiæ, 2022 Our undertaking is to compare this Cartesian theory of admiration with a neuroscientific theory of cognitive appraisal in order to identify the conceptual and doctrinal connections and breakthroughs that exist in this regard with Cartesianism.
Damien Lacroux
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Perception, 1998 Although Pessoa, Teller & Noë make excellent points concerning the need for a mechanism of filling-in, they throw out the baby of neural specificity with the bathwater of isomorphism and the homuncular observer. The core act of perception is sensory processing by a stationary observer and does not require overt behavioral interaction with the ...
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«Qui aliorum defendit errorem, multo amplius damnabilis est illis, qui errant». Le censure dell’Apologia pro Renato Des-Cartes di Antoine Legrand [PDF]
Laboratorio dell'ISPFThis paper examines the condemnation of Apologia pro Renato Des-Cartes contra Samuelem Parkerum by Antoine Legrand by the Sacred Congregation of the Index, situating it within the broader context of the reception of Cartesianism.
Carmine TADDEO
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Cartesian Intuition. A Cleansed Cartesianism
Studia z Historii Filozofii, 2019 For the contemporary philosophy of the mental, it is fruitful for us to return to Cartesian intuition and to attempt to present a “cleansed Cartesianism”, because the intuition takes effect in the fields of epistemology, semantic and linguistic internalism, externalism, and linguistics (Chomsky, Fodor).
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Erenfried Walter von Tschirnhaus: «Medicina mentis» as the First Philosophy and General Science
Sententiae, 2015 The treatise of E.W. von Tschirnhaus «Medicina mentis»… is discussed in this article in the context of formation of Kant’s transcendental criticism. The study of theoretical sources of Tschirnhaus’s epistemology shows that, despite the strong influence ...
Sergiy Secundant
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Moderni contro moderni: la strategia apologetica del cartesiano Gerdil
Diciottesimo Secolo, 2022 Follower of Malebranche, H.S. Gerdil is one of the greatest Eighteenth-Century Catholic philosophers. His Dissertation on the incompatibility of the principles of Descartes and Spinoza (1760), the subject of this article, highlights, thanks to an ...
Carlo Borghero
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Theory and Applications of Categories, 2008 The notion of cartesian bicategory, introduced by Carboni and Walters for locally ordered bicategories, is extended to general bicategories. It is shown that a cartesian bicategory is a symmetric monoidal bicategory.
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Theoretical Computer Science, 2002 In 1976, \textit{Michel Coste} introduced a formal syntax for the logic intrepretable in cartesian (that is, finitely complete) categories. (His work, which refined and improved on earlier ideas of J. R. Isbell, O. Keane and H. Volger, was published in Coste's paper ``Localisation, spectra and sheaf representation'' [in: M. P. Fourman et al.
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