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DESCARTES AND THE METHOD OF DOUBT

DateSaturday, January 23, 2010 at 2:31PM

We will focus on Descartes' 'hyperbolic' doubt, or, exaggerated, total doubt. Descartes begins his thinking with the question of whether he can trust any of the things he believes. The frame is that he realizes that

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