The result of Descartes' methodical doubt is that
A) he knows nothing.
B) he knows that he is a rational animal.
C) he doubts his own existence.
D) he finds something that can indicate a criterion for knowledge.
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Q1: Among the rules of Descartes' method is
Q2: In the Meditations, Descartes aims to
A) establish
Q3: We ought to doubt our senses, Descartes
Q4: On the representational theory,
A) we have direct
Q6: What Descartes calls the "light of nature"
A)
Q7: Innate ideas, according to Descartes, are
A) what
Q8: Descartes' first argument for God's existence, in
Q9: Why, after proving God's existence, does human
Q10: The essence of material things, according to
Q11: Descartes argues that material things exist by
A)
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