Material false ideas represent nothing as something (cum non rem tanquam rem repraesentant) and incline the perceiver into making false judgments regarding them.
Introduction René Descartes’s theory of ideas draws a critical distinction between truth and falsity at the level of representation. Among the most perplexing aspects of
Scribano, Emanuela, “Descartes and False Ideas.” Archives de philosophie 64, 2001. 259–78. CAIRN.INFO, shs.cairn.info/revue-archives-de-philosophie-2001-2-page-259?lang=fr. Descartes and False Ideas “Descartes and False Ideas.” Archives de philosophie,
I disagree with any interpretation that requires all Cartesian ideas to be representational with objectively real content. Descartes accepts he has an idea of fear
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René Descartes has a theory of the material falsity of ideas. What is this theory? ChatGPT o1-preview (7 seconds): René Descartes, a foundational figure in
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In Descartes’s Fourth Objections, Antoine Arnauld argued that, as the objective reality in an idea is determined by what the idea presents to me, there
