D ESCARTES ’ W AX A RGUMENT FOR THE SUM RES COGITANS I now know that even bodies are not strictly perceived by the senses or the faculty of imagination but by the intellect alone, and that this perception derives not from their being touched or seen but from their being - Sum of Logic - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	D ESCARTES ’ W AX A RGUMENT FOR THE SUM RES COGITANS I now know that even bodies are not strictly perceived by the senses or the faculty of imagination but by the intellect alone, and that this perception derives not from their being touched or seen but from their being Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-07 14:31:35 Open Document File Size: 98,10 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility First Philosophy Building / / Person Bruce Wayne / Consider / Richard G. Graziano / A. Batman / / Position author / / SocialTag Ontology Branches of philosophy Justification Rationalism Philosophical logic Cogito ergo sum A priori and a posteriori Meditations on First Philosophy Substance theory Philosophy

D ESCARTES ’ W AX A RGUMENT FOR THE SUM RES COGITANS I now know that even bodies are not strictly perceived by the senses or the faculty of imagination but by the intellect alone, and that this perception derives not from their being touched or seen but from their beingAdd to Reading List