2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-40142013000300012
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O dualismo de Descartes como princípio de sua Filosofia Natural

Abstract: Procuraremos mostrar que o imaginário ocidental a respeito da filosofia cartesiana como um "dualismo" não superado e responsável pela ruptura do homem com cultura e natureza colide com as reais posições do filósofo. Na aurora da filosofia moderna, com Descartes, um dualismo ainda metafísico entre "dois modos da mesma substância" transforma-se num dualismo gnoseológico entre, de um lado, um sujeito do conhecimento científico (sujeito epistêmico), e, de outro, sistemas a serem explicados: corpo humano e natureza… Show more

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“…This is the paradigm of Western and conventional medicine [25]. The root of Cartesian dualism is described in "Discours de La Méthode" (being this idea expressed through the famous sentence "I think, therefore I am" or "cogito, sum"), while the root of Cartesian mechanicism is described in "L'Homme" (Descartes proposed to apply the principle of a mechanical interpretation of the physical world to living things) [26].…”
Section: The Historical Roots Of Conventional Medicine: An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is the paradigm of Western and conventional medicine [25]. The root of Cartesian dualism is described in "Discours de La Méthode" (being this idea expressed through the famous sentence "I think, therefore I am" or "cogito, sum"), while the root of Cartesian mechanicism is described in "L'Homme" (Descartes proposed to apply the principle of a mechanical interpretation of the physical world to living things) [26].…”
Section: The Historical Roots Of Conventional Medicine: An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%