Title Statements
- Full title :Descartes and the Passionate Mind.
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:2009.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Cambridge University Press
- Place of Publication:Cambridge, GBR
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2009.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (245 pages)
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780511554513, 0511554516
- oclc:ocn958554696
- LC Classification:B1878.M55 ǂb B76 2006eb
- Dewey Decimal:128.209
Table of Contents
Cover; Title ; Copyright; Dedication ; Contents ; Acknowledgements ; Note on references ; Introduction ; 1 Volo ergo sum: the unity and significance of Les Passions de l'âme; THE CORRESPONDENCE WITH ELISABETH; THE INFLUENCE OF THE MEDITATIONS; 2 Perturbations or sweet pleasures? Descartes' place in two traditions regarding the passions; A POPULAR SUBJECT; GALENIC PHYSIOLOGY; THE EMERGENCE OF THE VIS ESTIMATIVA; PASSIONS IN AN UNDIVIDED SOUL.
FORMAL OBJECTS AND FIRST CAUSES: DESCARTES' TAXONOMIC PRINCIPLES3 The natural integration of reason and passion; SENSATION AND MECHANISM; THE DANGERS OF EPIPHENOMENALISM; THE RATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PHENOMENAL INFORMATION; THE STATE OF THE UNION; CONCLUSION; 4 Representing and referring; OBJECTIVE REALITY AND THE PROBLEM OF ERROR; FALSITY: FORMAL AND MATERIAL; ON REFERRING; MATERIAL FALSITY REDUX; IDENTIFYING IDEAS; CONCLUSION; 5 Action and passion: metaphysical integrationism; AN ARISTOTELIAN IDEA?; STRADDLING MODES; ACTION AND PASSION AS TWO MODES.
6 Wonder and love: extending the boundaries of the Cartesian knower and the Cartesian self CURIOSITY AS A VICE OF THE IGNORANT; DESCARTES' CABINET OF WONDER; SELF-WONDER AND SELF-KNOWLEDGE; IND…
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