Descartes' Wisdom

On March 31, 1596, Descartes was born into a noble family in Laai, Tourai Province, France. Descartes conducted in-depth research in the fields of mathematics, astronomy, physics, chemistry, physiology, and especially philosophy, and achieved tremendous research results. In this book, we will give a brief introduction to Descartes' achievements in philosophical research. The main contents include: "I think, therefore I am": "I think, therefore I am" is the cornerstone of the entire Descartes philosophical system. Innate Idea Theory: "Innate Idea Theory" is one of Descartes' important theories and the basis of Descartes' philosophy and even rationalist philosophy. Proof of the existence of God and external things: "God" is one of the central categories of Descartes' philosophy. The relationship between the soul and the body: Descartes used dualism to directly oppose the material world and the spiritual world, believing that matter and spirit, soul and body are two completely different entities. On the World: In "On the World," Descartes systematically expounded his views on physics and cosmology. The Passions of the Soul: The book "The Passions of the Soul" was written by Descartes between 1645 and 646.