Rene Descartes’s Methodological Doubt
Methodic skepticism is a means of looking for clarity through doubting everything. Firstly, all arguments are categorized by knowledge type and source (e.g., mathematical, empirical, and traditional,). A class example is then explored. René Descartes, a rationalist, employed methodic uncertainty to prove cogito, ergo sum (“I think, therefore I am”). He identified disputed knowledge in ... Read More
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