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Synopsis: The Thinking-Man Paradox 3
Thinking about the Sun I: The Fundamental Case 21
Thinking about the Sun II: Thinking-about versus Knowing-which 35
Thinking about God (and Nature-as-a-Whole) 47
Descartes' Cosmological Invariants I: Thinking 63
Descartes' Cosmological Invariants II: Knowing 75
Notes 97
Index 115
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reviewed Cogito?: Descartes and Thinking the World on October 10, 2014
Cogito?
Elliot Jurist brings two influential, but occasionally marginalized, Continental philosophers into an engaging dialogue with each other. I found Jurist to be a clear and engaging writer with lots to add to facilitate my grasp of the subject.
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