René Descartes was a French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist, and one of the founders of modern philosophy. Through his method of doubt and the proposition 'I think, therefore I am,' he profoundly influenced modern philosophy and science.
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Writings and transcribed lectures15 titles
Treatise on Music / A Summary on Music
1618
Rules for the Direction of the Mind
Translated by Manouchehr Sanei Darehbidi1620
The World, or Treatise on Light
1629
Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting One's Reason
Translated by Mohammad Ali Foroughi1637
Nourology
1637
Meteorology
1637
Geometry
1637
Meditations on First Philosophy
Translated by Ahmad Ahmadi1641
Objections and Replies
Translated by Ali Afzali1641
The Principles of Philosophy
Translated by Manouchehr Sanei Darehbidi1644
Passions of the Soul
Translated by Manouchehr Sanei Darehbidi1649
Description of the Human Body
The Search for Truth by Means of the Natural Light
Philosophical, Scientific, and Mathematical Letters and Correspondence