La construction de la sensation dans l' Essai

Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale 1 (March 1999):3-26 (1999)
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Condillac's claim that all our ideas are derived from sensations leads him to hold against Descartes that they are not on that account obscure and confused. The question is whether and how far he can refute the Cartesian thesis.

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