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Descartes' Metaphysical Physics (Science and Its Conceptual Foundations series) by Daniel Garber |
E. M. Curley is known for his skill at lucid exposition and cogen analysis of seventeenth-century philosophy. In this book he turns to Descartes, who remains a central figure in the Western philosophical tradition. While dealing with most of Descartes' seminal contributions, he concentrates on the issues that pose special problems for modern students: the dream argument, knowledge of one's own existence and mental states, the circle, the arguments for God's existence, and the claim that mind and body are distinct.
About the Author
Known for his skill at lucid exposition and cogent alalysis of seventeenth-century philosophy, E. M. Curley is Professor of Philosophy at Northwestern University.
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