The Approach to Nature of Descartes and White

The natural way and the white natural method adopted by Descartes, RenéDescartes, is quite different from the way of Gilbert White. Descartes and White have similar important ways to test nature. Descartes' deductive inference and belief mainly leads to nature approaching in his mind (body and mind).

Descartes combines mathematics and logic with philosophy to explain the material world and when it becomes a theological problem it becomes metaphysical and meditates on the nature of existence and the binary nature of the mind and body and the body of the pineal gland I will decide my soul. It is a contact. This also urged to define the concept of dualism. That is to satisfy the problem of non-importance. This concept caused controversy as his previous philosophical system gave the people tools to define real knowledge. Fortunately, because Descartes himself produced a methodological skepticism, ie a Descartes doubt, all our philosophers

Descartes' discussion is an epistemological argument. It casts doubt on the nature, limitations and validity of human knowledge. Descartes is not exploring the essence of reality, but doubts his own knowledge and interpretation of reality. Using methodological skepticism, Descartes doubts whatever may be suspected to lay the foundation for true knowledge. In epistemology, most of the knowledge we got is enough to explain the world, but there is no "absolute" truth.

Several important issues raised by Descartes are still controversial in knowledge theory. The first question is whether to deny skepticism, and how to argue. No one has used Descartes again, but other strategies have advanced. A related question is whether there are any reasons for trying to argue against skepticism or even trying. One of the most important moves that Descartes did was trying to use the internal resources he found in his head as the basis for all other knowledge. Many philosophers question the starting point of the first person of this knowledge theory. Finally (for our purposes), many philosophers descartes, there is no doubt (or at least unquestionable) to make the standards too high and make skeptics work too easy We rely on necessity.