Publisher's Synopsis
Renati Descartes Epistolae Omnes is a collection of letters by René Descartes, originally written in Latin or translated from French, addressing philosophical questions and difficulties. Published in 1692, this volume offers insights into Descartes's thought processes and intellectual exchanges with other scholars. The letters cover a wide range of philosophical topics, providing valuable context for understanding Descartes's major works and his influence on the development of modern philosophy. This collection is an essential resource for scholars and students interested in the history of philosophy, the scientific revolution, and the intellectual climate of the 17th century.
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