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Receptions of Descartes : Cartesianism and anti-Cartesianism in early modern Europe

Tad M. Schmaltz

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Part One: The Initial Reception among Women Philosophers Part Two: The French Reception and French Cartesianism Part Three: Spinoza and the Dutch Reception Part Four: The Reception in Rome and Naples Part Five: The Reception across the Channel

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Part One: The Initial Reception among Women Philosophers Part Two: The French Reception and French Cartesianism Part Three: Spinoza and the Dutch Reception Part Four: The Reception in Rome and Naples Part Five: The Reception across the Channel

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Part One: The Initial Reception among Women Philosophers Part Two: The French Reception and French Cartesianism Part Three: Spinoza and the Dutch Reception Part Four: The Reception in Rome and Naples Part Five: The Reception across the Channel

Key concepts: Cartesianism, Philosophy, History, Epistemology

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