Bartoszewski, Jakub2026-03-022026-03-022006Seminare, 2006, Tom 23, s. 149-160.1232-8766https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/41806Tłumaczenie streszczenia / Summary translated by Małgorzata Mazur.This article presents the problem designed by Descartes. The French philosopher sufficiently separated himself from philosophical tradition by creating his own philosophical system, based on clear and understandable rules, the system described here in a short form and formulated in the following topic: “Descartes’ idea of order within new philosophical and scientific principles and its „sailing” in the world of human existence”. Descartes, supported by logical truths, secured the meaning of cognition. The meaning, which is, and at the same time motivates the category of all consideration of the world and human existence. Thus, what sense could there be in talking about anything if the truth was crumbled? As reflected in the article, it was Descartes’ desire to be uncompromising and not to accept any discretion in cognition, and to reveal that the mathematical character of knowledge (though it was not the philosopher’s intention) makes it impersonalized and deprived not only of emotions, but also of any subjectivity, although it derives from animal rationale. His philosophical concept is directed towards utopian -isms.polCC-BY-ND - Uznanie autorstwa - Bez utworów zależnychKartezjuszRené Descartesnauka o porządkuegzystencja ludzkares cogitansres extensarozciągłośćruchpodmiotanimal rationaleczłowiekfilozofiaprzyrodaDescartesscience of orderhuman existencemovementsubjecthumanphilosophynatureArticle