The One and the Many — From Thales to Democritus
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The One and the Many
One of the earliest disputes of the Greek naturalists and Eleatics concerned the question of the...
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Heraclitus
Heraclitus, History of PhilosophyRETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
Heraclitus
More than anything, Heraclitus is known as the philosopher of flux. As is famously attributed to him: “One cannot step...
Criticisms of Descartes
History of Philosophy, On Reason, ReasonRETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
Descartes' influence has been profound. His criticisms of scholasticism and elevation of rational introspection were seminal for Continental Rationalism. His...
Descartes: The Father of Modern Philosophy
History of Philosophy, SoulRETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
Rene Descartes (1596-1650) is generally viewed as the "Father of Modern Philosophy." He both leads the rejection of traditional Scholastic...
Descartes’ Method of Systematic Doubt
History of Philosophy, Mind, On Reason, SoulRETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
Method of Systematic Doubt
Descartes is anything but a skeptic. But in his Meditations on First Philosophy he proposes that we...