A bold and insightful departure from related texts, Descartes goes beyond the categorical associations placed on the philosopher's ideas, and explores the subtleties of his beliefs. An elegant, compelling and insightful introduction to Descartes' life and work.
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"A remarkably fresh, graceful, and learned tour through aCartesian landscape it reveals as at once familiar and new, thislimpidly clear and thoughtful book is a must not only for studentsof Descartes but for anyone who wants to see what the fuss was (andis) about."
Calvin Normore, UCLA
"A wonderfully lucid and unconventional tour of theMeditations that engages the reader in its most famous argumentsand intriguing thoughts. It makes the work come alive for thenovice while challenging scholars with new and surprising vistasand problems."
Lilli Alanen, University of Uppsala, Sweden
"Refreshingly different from the standard introduction toDescartes. Gombay wears his extensive learning lightly. His directand personal approach makes the famous Cartesian themes really comealive."
Annette Baier, University of Pittsburgh Emeritus
Calvin Normore, UCLA
"A wonderfully lucid and unconventional tour of theMeditations that engages the reader in its most famous argumentsand intriguing thoughts. It makes the work come alive for thenovice while challenging scholars with new and surprising vistasand problems."
Lilli Alanen, University of Uppsala, Sweden
"Refreshingly different from the standard introduction toDescartes. Gombay wears his extensive learning lightly. His directand personal approach makes the famous Cartesian themes really comealive."
Annette Baier, University of Pittsburgh Emeritus