Gaukroger, Stephen W. (Editor)
Schuster, John A. (Editor)
Sutton, John R. (Editor)
Routledge
Physical Details: xii + 767 pp., illus., figs., bibl., index
Language: English
Description Contents: Dennis Des Chene: Descartes and the natural philosophy of the Coimbra commentaries. Klaas Van Berkel: Descartes' debt to Beeckman: Inspiration, cooperation, conflict. Stephen Gaukroger: The foundational role of hydrostatics and statics in Descartes' natural philosophy. Peter Mclaughlin: Force, determination and impact. Daniel Garber: A different Descartes: Descartes and the programme for a mathematical physics in his correspondence. Desmond Clarke: Causal powers and occasionalism from Descartes to Malebrache. Theo Verbeek: The invention of nature: Descartes and Regius. Peter Harrison: The influence of Cartesian cosmology in England. Timothy J. Reiss: Neo-Aristotle and method: Between Zabarella and Descartes. Dennis L. Sepper: Figuring things out: Figurate problem-solving in the early Descartes. Jean-Robert Armogathe: The rainbow: A privileged epistemological model. John A. Schuster: Descartes opticien: The construction of the law of refraction and the manufacture of its physical rationales, 1618-29. Alberto Guillermo Renae: A “science for honnêtes hommes:” La Recherche de la Vérité and the deconstruction of experimental knowledge. Trevor Mcclaughlin: Descartes, experiments, and a first generation Cartesian, Jacques Rohault. Annie Bitbol-Hespériès: Cartesian physiology. Stephen Gaukroger: The resources of a mechanist physiology and the problem of goal-directed processes. Katherine Morris: Bêtes-machines. Peter Anstry: Descartes' cardiology and its reception in English physiology. Betsy Newell Decyk: Cartesian imagination and perspectival art. Peter Schouls: From sparks of truth to the glow of possibility. Celia Wolf-Devine: Descartes' theory of visual spatial perception. John Sutton: Symposium on Descartes on perceptual cognition: Introduction. David Behan: Descartes and formal signs. Peter Slezak: Descartes' startling doctrine of the reverse-sign relation. Celia Wolf-Devine: The role of inner objects in perception. Yasuhiko Tomida: Descartes, Locke, and “direct realism”. John Yolton: Replies on my fellow symposiasts. Véronique M. Fóti: Descartes' intellectual and corporeal memories. Gordon Baker: The senses as witnesses. Gary Hatfield: Descartes' naturalism about the mental. Catherine Wilson: Descartes and the corporeal mind: Some implications of the Regius affair. John P. Wright: Perrault's criticism of the Cartesian theory of the soul. John Sutton: The body and the brain. Dennis Des Chene: Life and health in Cartesian natural philosophy. Dennis L. Sepper: The texture of thought: Why Descartes' Meditationes is meditational, and why it matters.
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