Selections

Selections from the Discourse on the method of rightly conducting the reason and seeking for truth in the sciences (Parts I-IV)

Selections from The rules for the direction of the mind (Rules I-XIII)

Meditations on the first philosophy in which the existence of God and the distinction between mind and body are demonstrated (Meditations I-VI)

Selections from the Objections urged by certain men of learning against the preceding meditations : the the author's replies

Selections from the Principles of philosophy (First part-fourth part)

Selections from The world ; or essay on light (Chapt. I-II, VI-XIV)

Selections from the Treatise on man

Selections from the Automatism of brutes : Letter to the Marquis of Newcastle, letter to Henry More, 1649

Selections from the Passions of the soul (Parts first and second)