Descartes' Rules and the Workings of the Mind

North American Kant Society:269-282 (1997)
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Abstract

I briefly consider why Descartes stopped work on the _Rules_ towards the end of my paper. My main concern is to accurately characterize the project represented in the _Rules_, especially in its relation to early-modern logic.

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