Margaret Dauler Wilson Livres

Margaret Wilson's essays on early modern philosophy showcase her influential and enduring contributions to scholarly debate over three decades. This collection gathers nearly all of her significant works, highlighting the evolution of her thought and her fearless engagement with both historical philosophers and contemporary commentary. The essays address philosophical issues that remain relevant today, reflecting Wilson's sharp intellect and the timeless nature of her insights.

Focusing on the Meditations, this analysis reveals how Descartes' philosophical ideas align with his broader scientific goals. It explores the nuances of his thought, highlighting elements that may not be immediately clear within the texts. The work provides insights into Descartes' quest for knowledge and the interplay between his philosophical inquiries and scientific aspirations, offering a deeper understanding of his contributions to both fields.