The Philosophical Works of Descartes: Rendered Into English, Volume 2Dover Publications, 1934 - Enlightenment |
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... present English rendering of the whole of the Objections and Replies . A contemporaneous French version of Objections and Replies ( vii ) and of the letter to Dinet are lacking . Clerselier's version of sets ( i - iv ) and ( vi ) has ...
... present English rendering of the whole of the Objections and Replies . A contemporaneous French version of Objections and Replies ( vii ) and of the letter to Dinet are lacking . Clerselier's version of sets ( i - iv ) and ( vi ) has ...
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... present , not the past or the future , there is no room for an infinite regress . Nay , here I will add a statement ... present and known by the spirit , that particular action would , like the others , be present and be known , and by ...
... present , not the past or the future , there is no room for an infinite regress . Nay , here I will add a statement ... present and known by the spirit , that particular action would , like the others , be present and be known , and by ...
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... present time per se , i.e. without any cause , that will not suffice to make it exist in future , unless there be some power contained in it which , as it were , re - creates it continually3 . But , far from this argument being ...
... present time per se , i.e. without any cause , that will not suffice to make it exist in future , unless there be some power contained in it which , as it were , re - creates it continually3 . But , far from this argument being ...
Contents
Reply to the First Objections | 9 |
Second Set of Objections | 24 |
Reply to Second Objections | 30 |
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