Body, Spirit and Heart in Blaise Pascal

The main purpose of this work is to clarify how the philosopher Blaise Pascal composes the theme of the three orders of things – body, spirit and heart – in fragments 308 and 933 of his work Pensées. My hypothesis is that there is a very strong influence from the readings of the books Discurso da re...

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Autor principal: Venturini Martins, Andrei
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo 2019
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topic Ordens
Corpo
Espírito
Coração.
Orders
Body
Spirit
Heart
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Corpo
Espírito
Coração.
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Body
Spirit
Heart
Venturini Martins, Andrei
Body, Spirit and Heart in Blaise Pascal
topic_facet Ordens
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Espírito
Coração.
Orders
Body
Spirit
Heart
author Venturini Martins, Andrei
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title Body, Spirit and Heart in Blaise Pascal
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description The main purpose of this work is to clarify how the philosopher Blaise Pascal composes the theme of the three orders of things – body, spirit and heart – in fragments 308 and 933 of his work Pensées. My hypothesis is that there is a very strong influence from the readings of the books Discurso da reforma do homem interior, from Cornelius Jansenius, and Discurso do Método, from René Descartes. Therefore, in order to achieve my goal, I propose the following itinerary: to present the art of detecting vanities in Jansenius’ thought and the stages of the Cartesian method, in order to present the influence of these works in the thought of Blaise Pascal.
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