Cartesianism: A Note on the Philosophical School

The story of Western philosophy cannot be told without acknowledging a decisive turning point in the 17th century—a moment when doubt became a tool, reason became sovereign, and the self emerged as the foundation of knowledge. At the center of this transformation stands René Descartes, the father of modern philosophy, whose work gave rise to the school of thought known as Cartesianism. This book is dedicated to exploring that philosophical tradition—not merely as a historical phenomenon, bu...