According To Descartes, There Are Three Kinds Of Innate, Adventitious, And Factitious

Here, Descartes considers three kinds of idea: innate ideas, adventitious ideas, and what are sometimes called factitious ideas. The categories are determined by considering the possible origins of the ideational contents presented or exhibited to the …

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Relatedly, as Kenny notes, Descartes seems to be comparing entities of different kinds under the rubric of ideas: the examples of innate ideas are capacities, whereas the …

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Private According To Descartes, There Are Three Kinds Of Innate, Adventitious, And Factitious

Descartes, Rene | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy René Descartes (1596—1650) René Descartes is often credited with being the “Father of Modern Philosophy.”

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Descartes turns to the consideration of ideas and classifies them (Med. III; Cottingham, II, 26) : ideas can be innate or present from birth (ideae innatae), they can …