The Philosophical Works of Descartes1931 |
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... concept of God , or the idea of God which exists in our mind , is not an argument strong enough to prove the existence of God , since all things do not exist of which concepts are observed within us ; and this idea , as conceived by us ...
... concept of God , or the idea of God which exists in our mind , is not an argument strong enough to prove the existence of God , since all things do not exist of which concepts are observed within us ; and this idea , as conceived by us ...
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... concept whatever of the body , and denied that any material things had existence ; and , accordingly , that the concept of mind did not involve any concept of body . This argument he thinks to explode by saying that ' it only proves ...
... concept whatever of the body , and denied that any material things had existence ; and , accordingly , that the concept of mind did not involve any concept of body . This argument he thinks to explode by saying that ' it only proves ...
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... concept of simul- taneity , kinematics , relativity of arbitrary motions , the space - time continuum , geometry of ... concepts of man's smallness before an inscrutable universe , the tendency to idealize mathematical construction ...
... concept of simul- taneity , kinematics , relativity of arbitrary motions , the space - time continuum , geometry of ... concepts of man's smallness before an inscrutable universe , the tendency to idealize mathematical construction ...
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The Philosophical Works of Descartes, Vol. 1 of 2: Rendered Into English ... Elizabeth S. Haldane No preview available - 2017 |
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