René Descartes

Elizabeth Sanderson Haldane

George Robert Thomson Ross

The aim of this edition is to present to English readers all the philosophical works of Descartes which were originally intended for publication. More than one valuable translation of the treatises which give a general view of Descartes' system has already appeared. But certain others which are quite indispensable for a thorough comprehension of his views have not yet been made accessible to English readers. The chief of these are probably the "Rules for the Direction of Understanding" and the "Passions of the Soul."

The Philosophical Works of Descartes: Volume 2

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The Philosophical Works of Descartes

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Aristotle de Sensu and de Memoria; Text and Translation, with Introduction and Commentary

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