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Introduction;
Part I. Historiographical Preliminaries:
1. Does history have a future? Some reflections on Bennett and doing philosophy historically;
Part II. Method, Order and Certainty:
2. Descartes and method in 1637;
3. A point of order: analysis, synthesis, and Descartes's Principles;
4. J. B. Morin and the Second Objections;
5. Descartes and experiment in the Discourse and Essays;
6. Descartes on knowledge and certainty;
Part III. Mind, Body, and the Laws of Nature:
7. Mind, body, and the laws of nature in Descartes and Leibniz;
8. Understanding interaction: what Descartes should have told Elizabeth;
9. How God causes motion: Descartes, divine sustenance, and occasionalism;
10. Descartes and occasionalism;
11. Semel in Vita: the scientific background to Descartes meditations;
12. Forms and qualities in the Sixth Replies;
Part IV. Larger Visions:
13. Descartes, or the cultivation of the intellect;
14. Experiment, community, and the constitution of nature in the seventeenth century.
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