Cartesian Substances as Modal Totalities

Dialogue 17 (2):320-343 (1978)
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Abstract

I. Analytic interpretation of Descartes' argument for a substantial distinction between mind and body works within a framework of assumptions – which is broadly Aristotelian – concerning the character of the Cartesian categories of substance, essence, and mode. Relying on a series of texts concerning the mind/body distinction which is usually passed over by interpreters, I will develop and draw out the implications of a different – a Platonic – view of these categories.

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Mark Glouberman
Kwantlen Polytechnic University

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Being and Some Philosophers.James Collins - 1950 - Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 11 (1):134-136.

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