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This list is for serious discussion of the ideas and slow
readings of the works of Descartes. For a brief discussion
of what I mean by "slow reading," please see my essay at
http://www.freelance-academy.org/slowread.htm.

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The Self-Verifying Truth
... you may be confusing Descartes with Heidegger who removed the 'ergo' from Descartes statement and then promised a 'deconstruction' of the 'cogito, sum'
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Key to the Experiento
... these questions are intimately related; and, both are legitimate. the moment I notice that I am experiencing something (an afterimage, say, or whatever), I
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... well, then, do you acknowledge that 'I am' is, in fact, asserted by the referent of I whenever I say "I am"? ... the argument was first presented in msg
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The Key to the Experiento
... it seems that the type 2 approach to ontology is incomplete. if it has no 'I', it can not account for its own construction nor can it explain who or what
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Kierkegaard on the Cogito
... perhaps, to be more precise, I should have said that the form using the is of predication always already asserts the form using the is of isness (a.k.a.
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