Descartes

笛卡尔

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笛卡尔(法国哲学家,数学家)
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Assuredly, in Descartes' time there was no one unaware of these laws, of course.
确实地,在笛卡尔的时代,没有人不知道这些法则,这是当然的。
It is strange that, prior to Descartes, the question of knowledge had never been raised.
耐人寻味的,笛卡尔以前,知识的问题从未被提出过。
So there's a bit of a nice irony here that Hume who all these philosophers in this period is probably most opposed to Descartes.
这里具有讽刺意味的是,休谟以及那个时代所有的哲人们,几乎都反对笛卡尔的观点。
Thus all empirical knowledge must be disregarded, Descartes argued, as it cannot be proved to be true.
于是,笛卡尔提出,所有经验性的知识必须被抛弃,因为它不能被证明是真实的。
How could you possibly prove to yourself that you are not in the kind of nightmarish situation Descartes describes?
你如何能够向自己证明自己不是处于笛卡尔所形容的那种噩梦般的境况中呢?
Ok, so that helps to explain, why Galileo was such an important figure, had a great influence on Descartes as well.
这就解释了为什么伽利略地位如此重要,同时对笛卡尔也产生了深远的影响。
A much better way was suggested by Rene Descartes, who introduced the subject of analytic geometry (also known as Cartesian geometry). R.
笛卡儿提出了一种好得多的办法,并建立了解析几何(也称为笛卡儿几何)这个学科。
No! Descartes thought that mind whose essence is thinking is made of immaterial substance but Hobbes would have non of that.
不是,笛卡尔认为思维的精髓,在于思考,是非物质的,但是霍布斯却不这么认为。
笛卡尔《第一哲学沉思录》中的叙述者推断说,他之前所有的想法中没有一个是可靠的。
So, Descartes would walk around the French Royal Gardens and the French Royal Gardens were set up like a seventeenth-century Disneyland.
当然,笛卡尔在法国的皇家花园里散步,法国皇家花园建筑得就象十七世纪的迪斯尼。
In effect, Descartes inaugurates the initial bases of a science in which God has nothing to do.
事实上,笛卡尔开展的这门科学的最初基础,跟上帝完全没有关系。
So Descartes says' well, its no good giving me tradition, I have got to have some thing that would withstand the arguments of skeptics.
所以笛卡尔便说,我并不受到传统的束缚,我有一些论据是经得起怀疑论者推敲的。
He had another argument for that which he drew from Descartes.
他关于笛卡尔的总结也引来了另一个争论。
Descartes had unsuccessfully searched for certainty, first in the world of books, and then in the world of men.
笛卡儿曾扎,苦寻确定性,在世界上首次的书籍,然后在世界上的男人。
many people, most significantly Rene Descartes , claimed that animals did not really feel pain.
许多人主张动物不会真的觉得痛,最著名的是笛卡儿。
This forms part of the introduction by Descartes of his own way to science.
笛卡尔以科学作为真理之道,就这样形成。
Descartes compares the totality of human knowledge to a tree, and Bachelard asserts that " the imagination is a tree. "
笛卡尔将人类的完整性比喻为树,巴舍拉主张「想像是一棵树。」
Rene Descartes (1596-1650) used his famous "method of doubt" to show that he could not doubt the existence of his mind.
勒内·笛卡尔(1596-1650)使用他那著名的“怀疑方法”证明他的心灵的存在不容置疑。
In Descartes case, he tries to prove the existence of God by relying on his clear and distinct perception his mental faculties.
在笛卡尔的案例中,他尝试依赖自身清楚明白的感知和精神感官,来证明上帝的存在。
Descartes's solution of a depressed quarto equation employs the method of undetermined coefficients.
笛卡儿的分解四次方程的解法采用待定系数。
Actually if you take a Humean view of causation what looks like a really serious problem for Descartes actually goes away.
事实上,如果你采纳休谟关于因果关系的观点,那么对于笛卡尔来说便是一个非常严肃的问题了,实际上我们并没有采纳。
Following "Descartes' dream" of absolute certainty in knowing, Husserl focused on things as they show themselves.
笛卡尔梦想认知过程中的绝对确定性,受他的影响,胡塞尔关注如其所现的事物本身。
Cogito, after all, in Descartes, is rubbish, since he effectively put in the waste-paper basket everything that he examined in his cogito.
毕竟,在笛卡尔那里,「我思」是垃圾,因为他有效地将他「思想」所审查过的每一样东西,都丢弃到废纸桶。
In this selection from the "Meditations" , Descartes applies his systematic doubt to the very existence of the world.
在这篇出自《哲学沉思集》的选段中,笛卡尔用其怀疑论来考察世界的存在。
Most philosophy since Descartes has had this intellectually individualistic aspect in a greater or less degree.
笛卡尔以来的哲学,大部分或多或少都有这种思想上的个人主义一面。
It was just that geography thrust new questions on Newton and Descartes.
只不过是因为地理的关系使牛顿和笛卡儿接触到了新的问题罢了。
So Descartes , remember, had distinguished between material and immaterial substances .
还记得笛卡尔么,明确区分物质与非物质那位。
最后,笛卡尔哲学促进了西方近代科学理论的建构。
其中就有笛卡儿、莱布尼茨、孟德斯鸠、伏尔泰、歌德、康德等,他们都对中国传统文化有过研究。
Now very quickly Descartes way of dealing with skepticism is quite an extreme one.
很快笛卡尔运用非常极端的方式来应对怀疑主义。
1·Unlike John Locke, Descartes doubts that knowledge comes to him from his senses.
与约翰·洛克不同,笛卡尔对知识来自于他的感官这点带有怀疑。
2·Another proof for Descartes that we can't always trust what our senses are apparently telling us.
这对于笛卡尔来说,是我们不能总相信感官传达的表面信息的另一个证明。
3·The idea of The Matrix is explicitly built upon Cartesian— Descartes' worries about an evil demon.
《黑客帝国》的创意完全基于笛卡尔的哲学——笛卡尔对于恶灵的忧虑。
4·Descartes thinks that since our senses can deceive us, we ought not take for granted that what they tell us is really true.
笛卡尔认为,既然我们的感官可以欺骗我们,我们就不应该理所当然地认为感官告诉我们的都是真的。
5·So the common sense picture of reality, that the world is really the way it looks to us, Descartes shows that we cannot just assume this to be true beyond all doubt.
所以关于现实人们普遍认为世界就是我们所看到的样子,笛卡尔表示我们不能不经质疑地认为这是真的。
常用短语
rene Descartes
rene Descartes - 勒奈·笛卡尔(法国哲学家)