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Conference Papers Year : 2012

Conscience de soi, sentiment de l’effort et corps propre selon Maine de Biran

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Cartesian dualism and Descartes’ ontological primacy of the soul upon the body were criticized long before analytical philosophy. In the eighteenth century, the authors of the Encyclopedia and the ideologues of the French Revolution gave the body a central role back for knowledge of the self and of the external world. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, French philosopher Maine de Biran thought anew the relations between consciousness of the self and of the body, a fundamental theme in his whole work, and particularly in his "Essai sur les Fondements de la Psychologie". Maine de Biran thought that Descartes failed to explain consciousness and thought when it is not the thought of a particular object.

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hal-02491242 , version 1 (25-02-2020)

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René Daval. Conscience de soi, sentiment de l’effort et corps propre selon Maine de Biran. Res per nomen, CIRLEP, Centre interdisciplinaire de recherche sur les langues et la pensée, Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne, May 2011, Reims, France. pp.367-374. ⟨hal-02491242⟩
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