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What is the first thing one thinks when the philosopher "Descartes" is mentioned?
Too often the reply is "dualism". Descartes is universally recognized as that philosopher
who radically distinguishe...
All Alone in the Universe: Individuals in Descartes and Newton
individuation Cartesian natural philosophy Newtonian mechanics
2008/3/31
In this paper we argue that the primary issue in Descartes’ Principles of Philosophy, Part II, articles 1-40, is the problem of individuating bodies. We demonstrate that Descartes departs from the tra...
The God of Matter, The God of Geometry:The Connection Between Descartes' Math and Metaphysics
Descartes Geometry
2008/3/31
Building on the work of Henk Bos and John Schuster, I will examine how the story of Descartes-the-philosopher and Descartes-the-mathematician proceeds in the years immediately following 1628. Specific...
The God of Matter, The God of Geometry: The Connection Between Descartes' Math and Metaphysics
Descartes, Geometry
2011/9/7
Building on the work of Henk Bos and John Schuster, I will examine how the story of Descartes-the-philosopher and Descartes-the-mathematician proceeds in the years immediately following 1628. Specific...
Durham University part of international team to win Descartes prize
cosmic rays Stereoscopic System
2007/3/28
19 March 2007，An international team including physicists from Durham has won the coveted Descartes prize for Basic Research (worth £226,000) for its work studying some of the most violent phenom...
8 March 2007，HESS is a system of four gamma-ray telescopes designed to probe extreme cosmic events and put constraints on the nature of "dark matter". In 2005, HESS detected eight new high-energy gamm...
All Alone in the Universe: Individuals in Descartes and Newton
individuation Cartesian natural philosophy Newtonian mechanics
2011/9/7
In this paper we argue that the primary issue in Descartes� Principles of Philosophy, Part II, articles 1-40, is the problem of individuating bodies. We demonstrate that Descartes departs from ...