Descartes’ Method of Systematic Doubt
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Method of Systematic Doubt
Descartes is anything but a skeptic. But in his Meditations on First Philosophy he proposes that we...
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Descartes’ Foundationalist Reconstruction
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Descartes' Foundationalism
Descartes is known as a foundationalist. A foundationalist thinks we begin our rational reconstruction of our worldview on the...
Epicurean Hedonism
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Both Ancient India and Ancient Rome knew various types of hedonists. In India Carvaka proposed that people are and should...
Political Philosophy of the Enlightenment
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Why is any political authority justified? What is the proper role of government? Who should be involved in governmental decision...
The Enlightenment
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Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), the 18th century German proponent of the Enlightenment, was a latecomer on the scene. But for that,...