How to pronounce “cartesian” in English

name Cartesian coordinates and Cartesian dualism these are very abstract Notions

He calls it "the Cartesian theater."

essentially a Cartesian sword but I want to replace that with a positive idea that we need to begin to look at

so these early cartesians wanted to gain legitimacy for what they were doing and

Even if you put them on a Cartesian plane, he still feels that's not-- it's disconnected from reality, right?

And it's really also non-Cartesian down there.

of the philosophy of mind known as Cartesian dualism, which states that the mind and body are made of different kinds of substances,

You can think of a reference frame like the Cartesian coordinates you learned in high school, you know, x, y, and z.

But I think it's based on a notion of Cartesian dualism, where there's this substrate of reality, and then the mind is a mathematical abstraction

take a step over the line, the Cartesian cut, as you've called it, from the non-mind to mind, from the non-living to living?

Well, I don't think that's Cartesian dualism.

to that in a minute but uh in Paris then the first generation cartesians who were

And this is basically when two objects deciding whether they're colliding or not is simply whether two squares are overlapping on a Cartesian map, something relatively

happening, like consciousness is all kind of one singular Cartesian process.

"Treehouse of Horror VI" also has references to Cartesian coordinates,

So before we do any mathematical modeling, we're just going to see how the dots fall on the Cartesian planes.

And so my first question is, how does it happen that a Parisian, very Cartesian, who has never dealt with any of that ends up developing self-induced trance?

So the research project is basically, as we try to write in the book, a Cartesian-- a Rene Descartes-inspired project.

What you are is a discrete, separate self, a bubble of psychology, a Cartesian moat of