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René Descartes
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René Descartes
Meditations on First Philosophy
Meditation #1 "On what can be called into doubt"
He starts to rebuild foundations
1. Dreaming Argument
Our senses deceive me
"I have the same experiences awake and asleep
The only difference:
-In a dream=>I'am conscious of what I am doing
Annotations:
lalalla
-In real life=> I don't know what I am doing with clarity
How can someone distinguish between them?
1. Sight when objects are small or distant.
Are things real?
All I know is: - I am here. -These hands are mine.
2. Evil Demon Argument
GOD
Could he make my perception of maths (or anything really ) wrong?
He does not do bad!
But I am doubting
Something must be deceiving me
EVIL DEMON ○.○
3.Analogy of the painter
Senses=Doubt
Composite things
Studies based on them
-Medicine. -Astronomy. -Physics
Reason=NO Doubt
Simple and Universal parts
-Shape. -Quantity. -Size. -Time
Studies based on them
-Geometry. -Arithmetic.
Pictures in sleep = Paintings
Because
They are copies of real things
Elements out of which we make all our mental images of things
Real=> eyes, head, ears, etc
Painters
Example
Sirens
Composed
Colors
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