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Imagining Oneself as Forming a Whole with Others: Descartes’s View of Love
In this paper, I address two widespread misconceptions about Descartes’s theory of love. Descartes defines love as a passion that ‘incites [the soul] to join in volition to the objects that appear to be suitable to it’ (AT XI: 387/Voss: 62).
Melanie Tate
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DESCARTES ON THE PHENOMENON OF MAN AND THE BOUNDARIES OF DOUBT
Purpose of the article is to reconstruct the ideological and philosophical context in which Descartes actualizes the phenomenon of man and the task of refuting scepticism.
A. M. Malivskyi
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Monstrosity and the Limits of the Intellect: Philosophy as Teratomachy in Descartes
For Descartes, nature must be interpreted through a limited number of simple laws used to describe the multiplicity of the real, focusing on the rule and normality rather than on the exception and monstrosity.
Filippo Del Luchesse
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Descartes: filósofo de la moral
Descartes se dedica a la ciencia con un fin práctico y no teórico, lo que permite verlo como un filósofo de la moral antes que como filósofo especulativo o de la ciencia.
Julio Morales Guerrero
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Idealist Individualism or Indigenous Cosmology; Finding Entanglement across Species and Strata
Science and technology have been associated with modern Enlightenment, in a manner that elevated the rational mind over emotions and the body, a separation of the subjective mind from the object of observation, universal categories, objective observation,
Ruth Irwin
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Ideación, ocultación e interpretación del relato onírico cartesiano
Los famosos sueños de Descartes han constituido siempre para la historia de la filosofía un incómodo problema, pues dejaban la puerta abierta a la posibilidad de que el origen de la moderna racionalidad hubiese nacido de lo irracional.
Susana Gómez López
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Medicine and “True Philosophy” in Descartes
The article proves that the term “Descartes’ medicine” is appropriate to denote a “useful science” that had to be created. During his lifetime, Descartes never began to create it.
Oleg Khoma
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Review of Thompson, J. W. (2022). The Metaphysics of Resurrection in Seventeenth-Century Philosophy. Cham, Switzerland: Springer.
Andrii Shymanovych
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Mulla Sadra and Descartes on the Meaning, the Quiddity and the Ontology of Intellect [PDF]
Mulla Sadra mentioned some meanings for intellect which some of them refer to practical wisdom and others to theoretical. Mulla Sadra believes that intellect is continuous reality in man who is capable of becoming incorporeal essence by Substantial ...
Sayed Mahdi Emami Jomie, Mina Mehdizadeh
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