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Descartes argues that he has in himself the idea of aperfect infinite being. But he is finite and far from perfect. So he could nothave produced his idea of a perfect infinite being, so God must...
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Descartes argues that when the hardened wax melted it lostall the qualities that our senses could detect. So to our senses, the hardenedwax vanished and a new thing appeared, the melted puddle....
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Usually we say an idea or belief in our mind is true if itcorresponds with what the real world outside our mind is like. In other words,whether an idea is true depends on what the real world...
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1. Why does Descartes come to the conclusion that any ideathat is “clear and distinct” must be true? What does it mean to say that anidea is “clear and distinct”?2. Descartes claims that “by...
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Descartes comes to the conclusion that even if he is beingdeceived about everything else, he can be absolutely certain that he exists.But is this conclusion really so certain as he thinks it is?...
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Descartes says that for all he knows he might be dreamingand that “there are no certain indications by which we may clearly distinguishwakefulness from sleep.” Have you ever had such a clear dream...
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Descartes says that for all he knows, God or an evil geniusmight be deceiving him right now. So, he says, he will suspend his judgmentabout whether anything around him is what it appears to be. Do...
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According to Descartes God or an “evil genius” could dosomething to him that would make him see, hear, feel, taste, and smelleverything around him exactly as he is doing right now, while, in...
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Descartes suggests that we can know anything there is toknow by using the “chains of simple and easy reasoning” with which “geometersare accustomed to reach [their] conclusions.” Think back to the...
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A priori knowledge is knowledge we know is trueindependently of perception. The textbook gives the examples of mathematicaltruths, truths of logic, and several others. Can you give examples not in...
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