Descartes essay plan
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- Rationalism
- To prove knowledge empiricism wrong and establish rationalism as correct then we need one example of a synthetic truth that is known a priori
- Ways of demonstraighting synthetic a priori knowledge
- Intuition and deduction
- To prove knowledge empiricism wrong and establish rationalism as correct then we need one example of a synthetic truth that is known a priori
- Ways of demonstraighting synthetic a priori knowledge
- Intuition and deduction
- These two faculties can be thought of as the ability to see the truth
- If it is Monday then I have art today, it is monday, therefore I have art today
- The reason 3 follows from 1 and 2 is via rational intuition, you don't need somebody to explain it
- Using this Descates attempts to establish various synthetic truths
- In Descartes attempts to establish knowledge, Descartes doubts everything he thinks he knows
- Illusion
- I can doubt the reliability of my sense experience as it has decieved me in the past
- Dreaming
- I think i'm awake but actually i'm dreaming
- But 1+1=2 in my dreams so some basic ideas cant be doubted
- Deception
- An evil demon may be controlling my entire experience making me think 1 add 1 equals 2
- Illusion
- In Descartes attempts to establish knowledge, Descartes doubts everything he thinks he knows
- Using this Descates attempts to establish various synthetic truths
- The reason 3 follows from 1 and 2 is via rational intuition, you don't need somebody to explain it
- If it is Monday then I have art today, it is monday, therefore I have art today
- These two faculties can be thought of as the ability to see the truth
- Intuition and deduction
- Innate knowledge
- Ways of demonstraighting synthetic a priori knowledge
- These two faculties can be thought of as the ability to see the truth
- If it is Monday then I have art today, it is monday, therefore I have art today
- The reason 3 follows from 1 and 2 is via rational intuition, you don't need somebody to explain it
- Using this Descates attempts to establish various synthetic truths
- In Descartes attempts to establish knowledge, Descartes doubts everything he thinks he knows
- Illusion
- I can doubt the reliability of my sense experience as it has decieved me in the past
- Dreaming
- I think i'm awake but actually i'm dreaming
- But 1+1=2 in my dreams so some basic ideas cant be doubted
- Deception
- An evil demon may be controlling my entire experience making me think 1 add 1 equals 2
- Illusion
- In Descartes attempts to establish knowledge, Descartes doubts everything he thinks he knows
- Using this Descates attempts to establish various synthetic truths
- The reason 3 follows from 1 and 2 is via rational intuition, you don't need somebody to explain it
- If it is Monday then I have art today, it is monday, therefore I have art today
- To prove knowledge empiricism wrong and establish rationalism as correct then we need one example of a synthetic truth that is known a priori
- Intuition and deduction
- Innate knowledge
- Ways of demonstraighting synthetic a priori knowledge
- To prove knowledge empiricism wrong and establish rationalism as correct then we need one example of a synthetic truth that is known a priori
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