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Disquisitio metaphysica
Piąte zarzuty Gassendiego do „Medytacji”, odpowiedzi Kartezjusza i riposty Gassendiego, punkt po punkcie: umysł poznaje siebie i Boga tylko przez idee czerpane ze zmysłów, a istnienie można by wywnioskować z każdego działania, z chodzenia tak samo jak z myślenia.
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In 1641 Mersenne sent Gassendi the Meditations, and his Fifth Objections, the longest of the set, were printed with Descartes’ replies in the first edition. Offended by the tone of the replies and by their appearance in print, Gassendi wrote detailed rejoinders (“instantiae”) and in 1644 published the whole exchange in Amsterdam as Disquisitio metaphysica. He goes through the six meditations in order: radical doubt is an artifice that no one can really carry out, the mind’s knowledge of itself is not clearer than its knowledge of bodies, existence could be inferred from any action, the idea of God is built up from experience, and a purely thinking thing could not be joined to an extended body. The book is the fullest empiricist critique of Descartes from his own lifetime.
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