Cartesian and Anti-Cartesian Disputations and Corollaries at Utrecht University, 1650–1670

In Davide Cellamare & Mattia Mantovani (eds.), Descartes in the classroom: teaching Cartesian philosophy in the early modern age. Boston: Brill. pp. 146-173 (2023)
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