A Thomist or a Cartesian seemed to him as a captive, or a one-armed combatant.
Though no longer quite the Cartesian dualism, this is still a dualism.
Everywhere one sees the Cartesian dualism and a striking want of the genetic, historical, and critical sense.
His system is the perfection and the truth of the Cartesian.
He was expelled from the order at Nantes, for being a Cartesian.
On the Cartesian proofs there is a special work by Huber, 'Die cartes.
The Cartesian dualism he developed ascertains a physical (res extensa) and a thinking (res cogitans) substance.
It was in the atmosphere of the Cartesian spirit that a theory of Progress was to take shape.
The Cartesian philosophy, in spite of its profound originality, and its wholly French character, is full of the Platonic spirit.
It was to be developed by men who were imbued with the Cartesian spirit.
1650s, from Cartesius, Latinized form of the name of French philosopher and mathematician René Descartes (1596-1650), + -ian.
