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Descartes in Wonderland
Author(s): Branka ArsićSubject(s): Ethics / Practical Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy, Early Modern Philosophy, Structuralism and Post-Structuralism, Philosophy of Law, History and theory of political science, Ontology
Published by: Beogradski krug
Keywords: Descartes; morality; law; subject;
Summary/Abstract: If he lived in a state constituted according to Descartes' principles; in a state established by Cartesisus himself, illuminated by natural light; or at least in a state established by a ruler enlightened by Cartesisus' reasonable, clear and distinct, completely certain insights, that is, by the distinct truths about the best state of them all; the "subject" of this state would, in fact, live - more precisely, he would have to conduct himself in his "worldly action" (of course, i f he wants to be "good" subject of that state) - exclusively according to Descartes' "provisional moral code" (which is concurrently, as we shall try to suggest, his theory of state and law).
Journal: Beogradski krug
- Issue Year: 1994
- Issue No: 0
- Page Range: 86-101
- Page Count: 16
- Language: English, Serbian
- Content File-PDF
