Davies explores neglected areas of Descartes' philosophy, such as his thoughts on virtue, and questions whether or not this will call for a reassessment of Descartes' role in western philosophy.
Davies explores neglected areas of Descartes' philosophy, such as his thoughts on virtue, and questions whether or not this will call for a reassessment of Descartes' role in western philosophy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Richard Davies is Professor of the History of Philosophy at the University of Bergamo, Italy
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Motivation, The plot, References PART I Structures 1 Intellectual virtues PART II Excess 2 Reason and virtue in the Passions 4 The control of credulity 5 Reason, assent and eternal truth PART III Defect 6 The modes of scepticism 7 The form of scepticism PART IV The mean 8 Tota methodus 9 Rectitude and science 10 What rectitude permits11 What rectitude forbids, Afterword
Introduction Motivation, The plot, References PART I Structures 1 Intellectual virtues PART II Excess 2 Reason and virtue in the Passions 4 The control of credulity 5 Reason, assent and eternal truth PART III Defect 6 The modes of scepticism 7 The form of scepticism PART IV The mean 8 Tota methodus 9 Rectitude and science 10 What rectitude permits11 What rectitude forbids, Afterword
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