The Seventeenth Century - Cartesians @cevios
The Seventeenth Century - Cartesians @cevios
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All the Seventeenth Century was under the Influence of Descartes. Port-Royal, Bossuet, Fénelon, Malebranche, Spinoza, Leibnitz.

Content:
- CARTESIAN INFLUENCE
- MALEBRANCHE
- MIRACLES
- SPINOZA
- HIS MORAL SYSTEM
- THE PASSIONS
- SANCTIONS OF MORALITY
- LEIBNITZ
- THE RADICAL OPTIMISM OF LEIBNITZ
- THE POSSIBLE AND THE IMPOSSIBLE
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The Seventeenth Century - Cartesians

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