René Descartes: Doubt, Reason, and the Foundations of Knowledge
Deivede Eder Ferreira
Noetic Lantern Book 26 · ABRAFP International Press
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Can a person find a belief that survives even the most radical doubt? This original English critical introduction follows René Descartes from the dream and deceiver arguments to the cogito, the wax example, clear and distinct perception, and his attempt to recover a trustworthy world. Eighteen chapters examine the arguments for God, the Cartesian circle, error, science, and Princess Elisabeth's challenge about mind and body. Includes invented contemporary examples, a working glossary, annotated sources, and a chapter-to-source map. An accessible analysis, not a translation or a promise of certainty.
Can a person find a belief that survives even the most radical doubt? This original English critical introduction follows René Descartes from the dream and deceiver arguments to the cogito, the wax example, clear and distinct perception, and his attempt to recover a trustworthy world. Eighteen ch...
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