SCENES OF THOUGHT

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ACT 2 OF 4

Mind, freedom, and faith

The certain self, freedom within necessity, the limits of experience, and the paradox of faith diverge.

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지도를 불러오는 중…

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1641ParisPublication

THE QUESTION IN THIS SCENE

The Latin Meditations appears in Paris and places the mind-body distinction at center stage.

Descartes — The thinking self and the extended body

If every bodily fact is doubted, does the thinking self remain, and could it exist without the body?

Same place, another question: Paris

Why this scene is pinned here

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René Descartes
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Locator: §1 Intellectual Biography; 1641 publication of Meditations
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