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A major contribution to Descartes studies, this book provides a panorama of cutting-edge scholarship ranging widely over Descartes's own primary concerns: metaphysics, physics, and its applications. It is at once a tool for scholars and--steering clear of technical Cartesian science--an accessible resource that will delight nonspecialists. The contributors include Edwin Curley, Willis Doney, Alan Gabbey, Daniel Garber, Marjorie Grene, Gary Hatfield, Marleen Rozemond, John Schuster, Dennis Sepper, Stephen Voss, Stephen Wagner, Margaret Welson, Jean Marie Beyssade, Michelle Beyssade, Michel Henry, Evert van Leeuwen, Jean-Luc Marion, Geneviève Rodis-Lewis, and Jean-Pierre Séris. Combining new textual sensitivity with attentiveness to history, they represent the best established scholars and most exciting new voices, including both English speaking and newly-translated writers. Part I examines the foundations of Descartes's philosophy: Cartesian certainty; the phenomenology of the cogitoand its modulations in the passions; and the defensibility and comprehensibility of the Cartesian God. The second part examines Descartes's groundbreaking metaphysics: mind's distinctness from and interaction with body; imagination; perception; and language. Part III examines Cartesian science: the revolutionary rhetoric of the Rulesand the Discourse; the metaphysical foundations of physics; the interplay of rationalism and empiricism; the mechanics and human biology that flow from Descartes's physics.
目录
Contents 10
Abbreviations 12
Notes on Contributors 14
1. Introduction 22
I: Cartesian Philosophy: Its Foundations in the Cogito and Theology 28
2. Certainty: Psychological, Moral, and Metaphysical 30
3. The Cogito: Privileged Truth or Exemplary Truth? 50
4. The Soul According to Descartes 59
5. Generosity and Phenomenology: Remarks on Michel Henry's Interpretation of the Cartesian Cogito 71
6. Did Caterus Misunderstand Descartes's Ontological Proof? 94
7. On the Idea of God: Incomprehensibility or Incompatibilities?, 104
II: Cartesian Metaphysics: The Mind's Capacities and Relations to the Body 114
8. The Role of the Intellect in Descartes's Case for the Incorporeity of the Mind 116
9. Mind\u2013Body Interaction in Descartes 134
10. Simplicity and the Seat of the Soul 147
11. Ingenium, Memory Art, and the Unity of Imaginative Knowing in the Early Descartes 161
12. Descartes on the Perception of Primary Qualities 181
13. Language and Machine in the Philosophy of Descartes 196
III: Cartesian Science: Its Rhetoric, Principles, and Fruits 212
14. Whatever Should We Do with Cartesian Method? Reclaiming Descartes for the History of Science 214
15. Method, Discourse, and the Act of Knowing 243
16. From Metaphysics to Physics 261
17. Reason, Nature, and God in Descartes 278
18. Descartes and Experiment in the Discourse and Essays 307
19. Descartes's Physics and Descartes's Mechanics: Chicken and Egg? 330
20. The Heart and Blood: Descartes, Plemp, and Harvey 343
Index 356
A 356
B 356
C 356
D 357
E 357
F 358
G 358
H 358
I 358
J 358
K 359
L 359
M 359
N 359
O 360
P 360
R 360
S 360
T 361
V 361
W 361
Y 361
Z 361
Abbreviations 12
Notes on Contributors 14
1. Introduction 22
I: Cartesian Philosophy: Its Foundations in the Cogito and Theology 28
2. Certainty: Psychological, Moral, and Metaphysical 30
3. The Cogito: Privileged Truth or Exemplary Truth? 50
4. The Soul According to Descartes 59
5. Generosity and Phenomenology: Remarks on Michel Henry's Interpretation of the Cartesian Cogito 71
6. Did Caterus Misunderstand Descartes's Ontological Proof? 94
7. On the Idea of God: Incomprehensibility or Incompatibilities?, 104
II: Cartesian Metaphysics: The Mind's Capacities and Relations to the Body 114
8. The Role of the Intellect in Descartes's Case for the Incorporeity of the Mind 116
9. Mind\u2013Body Interaction in Descartes 134
10. Simplicity and the Seat of the Soul 147
11. Ingenium, Memory Art, and the Unity of Imaginative Knowing in the Early Descartes 161
12. Descartes on the Perception of Primary Qualities 181
13. Language and Machine in the Philosophy of Descartes 196
III: Cartesian Science: Its Rhetoric, Principles, and Fruits 212
14. Whatever Should We Do with Cartesian Method? Reclaiming Descartes for the History of Science 214
15. Method, Discourse, and the Act of Knowing 243
16. From Metaphysics to Physics 261
17. Reason, Nature, and God in Descartes 278
18. Descartes and Experiment in the Discourse and Essays 307
19. Descartes's Physics and Descartes's Mechanics: Chicken and Egg? 330
20. The Heart and Blood: Descartes, Plemp, and Harvey 343
Index 356
A 356
B 356
C 356
D 357
E 357
F 358
G 358
H 358
I 358
J 358
K 359
L 359
M 359
N 359
O 360
P 360
R 360
S 360
T 361
V 361
W 361
Y 361
Z 361
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