Descartes Intuition and Deduction Thesis

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Define intuition

ability to immediately grasp a self evident truth , they are a priori

e.g. Cogito argument

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Define deduction

ability to logically demonstrate a truth without justification from experience , not immediate takes several steps

e.g. Trademark + the reality of the external world arguments

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<p>What are the premises and conclusions for the cogito argument </p>

What are the premises and conclusions for the cogito argument

P1. I am a thinking thing

P2. All thinking things exist

C . Therefore I exist

<p>P1. I am a thinking thing </p><p>P2. All thinking things exist </p><p>C . Therefore I exist </p>
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<p>Define Descartes notion of “ clear and distinct “ ideas </p>

Define Descartes notion of “ clear and distinct “ ideas

Clear ideas refer to what is bright , vivid and present

Distinct is when it is separated from other ideas

Example : Cogito argument and triangles have three sides

<p>Clear ideas refer to what is bright , vivid and present</p><p>Distinct is when it is separated from other ideas</p><p>Example : Cogito argument and triangles have three sides</p>
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<p>Is the cogito argument a priori/ posterior , and why ? </p>

Is the cogito argument a priori/ posterior , and why ?

A priori , we do not require sense experience to know or justify that we are a thinking thing as we can be conscious of that from birth that we think and it it something we are accustom to innately , experience does not give us the ability to think

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<p>What is a criticism of the cogito argument from Hume ? </p>

What is a criticism of the cogito argument from Hume ?

Hume - cannot have a priori knowledge of self

all concepts, copies of sense impressions

no sense impression of self , only observe emotion and body temp

self is not clear and distinct - BUNDLE OF IMPRESSIOSN

<p>Hume - cannot have a priori knowledge of self </p><p>all concepts, copies of sense impressions </p><p>no sense impression of self , only observe emotion and body temp </p><p>self is not clear and distinct - BUNDLE OF IMPRESSIOSN </p>
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What would Descartes respond to Hume’s Bundle of impression criticism ?

Argument contradictory - refers to “I “ doing the perceiving

No particular experience associated with self

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