The plain truth : Descartes, Huet, and skepticism / / by Thomas M. Lennon.

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Superior document:Brill's studies in intellectual history, v. 170
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Year of Publication:2008
Language:English
Series:Brill's studies in intellectual history ; v. 170.
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Physical Description:xi, 255 p.
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Table of Contents:
  • People
  • Who was Huet?
  • The Censura : why and when?
  • The birth of skepticism
  • Malebranche's surprising silence
  • The downfall of Cartesianism
  • Kinds
  • Huet a Cartesian?
  • Descartes and skepticism : the standard interpretation
  • Descartes and skepticism : the texts
  • Thoughts
  • The cogito : an inference?
  • The transparency of mind
  • The cogito as pragmatic tautology
  • Doubts
  • The reality of doubt
  • The generation of doubt
  • The response to doubt
  • Rules
  • The criterion of truth
  • The trump argument
  • Circles
  • The simple circularity of the Meditations
  • The inner circle(s)
  • Gods
  • Gassendist influences
  • The objections of objections
  • The rejection of intentionality
  • Virtues
  • Descartes's voice
  • Betting the family farm
  • The propagation of light
  • The heart-beat
  • The moving earth
  • Faith and reason
  • Descartes as methodological academic skeptic.