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This Volume Collects Some Of The Seminal Essays On Descartes By Daniel Garber, One Of The Preeminent Scholars Of Early-modern Philosophy. A Central Theme Unifying The Volume Is The Interconnection Between Descartes' Philosophical And Scientific Interests, And The Extent To Which These Two Sides Of The Cartesian Program Illuminate Each Other, A Question Rarely Treated In The Existing Literature. Among The Specific Topics Discussed In The Essays Are Descartes' Celebrated Method, His Demand For Certainty In The Sciences, His Account Of The Relation Of Mind And Body, And His Conception Of God's Activity On The Physical World. This Collection Will Be A Mandatory Purchase For Any Serious Student Of Or Professional Working In Seventeenth-century Philosophy, History Of Science, Or History Of Ideas.--jacket. Pt. I. Historiographical Preliminaries -- 1. Does History Have A Future? Some Reflections On Bennett And Doing Philosophy Historically -- Pt. Ii. Method, Order, And Certainty -- 2. Descartes And Method In 1637 -- 3. A Point Of Order: Analysis, Synthesis, And Descartes' Principles / Daniel Garber And Lesley Cohen -- 4. J.-b. Morin And The Second Objections -- 5. Descartes And Experiment

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Author

Daniel Garber, 1949-

Publisher

Cambridge ; Cambridge University Press, 2001.

Published

2000

Language

EN

ISBN

9780511605994

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Science, Philosophy, History

Updated

2026-03-24