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René DESCARTES Les Principes de la philosophie

René DESCARTES

Les Principes de la philosophie

Chez Michel Bobin & Nicolas Le Gras, à Paris 1668, in-4 (17x22,5cm), (56) 477pp. (3), relié.



It is in 1644 that Descartes wrote in Latin Principia philosophiae, with attention to clarify and give a sound and rigorous basis to philosophy, to erect the unshakable foundations. The first premise of philosophical research, this is the reason, and his method of deduction. The Cartesian project is a project of universal knowledge, not only philosophical. Principia follow the Discourse on Method (1636) and Meditations (1641). The aim of the work is prodigious, Descartes wants to provide a new metaphysics based on the cogito, which creates a new classification of knowledge and a new moral reflection, which it operates by the revolution, gave birth to the Enlightenment .

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