Le principe d’inertie et le conatus du corps
The principle of inertia, despite the fact that it cannot be proven by any kind of experimental observation, is one of those principles that during the seventeenth century formed the foundations of a new physics. Both Descartes and Spinoza have tried however to demonstrate this principle and integra...
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École Normale Supérieure de Lyon
2005-09-01
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| description | The principle of inertia, despite the fact that it cannot be proven by any kind of experimental observation, is one of those principles that during the seventeenth century formed the foundations of a new physics. Both Descartes and Spinoza have tried however to demonstrate this principle and integrate it in their philosophical systems. Spinoza even proposes in his work Descartes’ Principles of Philosophy, while presenting Descartes’ view on that matter, a critical appraisal of some of the metaphysical presuppositions of the cartesian demonstration. An analysis of Spinoza’s arguments leads us to a study of the relation of the principle of inertia and the conatus theory of the Ethics, and subsequently to an interrogation concerning the status of Spinoza’s physics and the place that this science occupies in Spinoza’s philosophy. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-2e9936c8f29f49d29dd08a959200f3c32025-08-20T01:54:49ZfraÉcole Normale Supérieure de LyonAstérion1762-61102005-09-01310.4000/asterion.304Le principe d’inertie et le conatus du corpsÉpaminondas VamboulisThe principle of inertia, despite the fact that it cannot be proven by any kind of experimental observation, is one of those principles that during the seventeenth century formed the foundations of a new physics. Both Descartes and Spinoza have tried however to demonstrate this principle and integrate it in their philosophical systems. Spinoza even proposes in his work Descartes’ Principles of Philosophy, while presenting Descartes’ view on that matter, a critical appraisal of some of the metaphysical presuppositions of the cartesian demonstration. An analysis of Spinoza’s arguments leads us to a study of the relation of the principle of inertia and the conatus theory of the Ethics, and subsequently to an interrogation concerning the status of Spinoza’s physics and the place that this science occupies in Spinoza’s philosophy.https://journals.openedition.org/asterion/304inertieconatusphilosophie mécanistephilosophie naturellespinozisme |
| spellingShingle | Épaminondas Vamboulis Le principe d’inertie et le conatus du corps Astérion inertie conatus philosophie mécaniste philosophie naturelle spinozisme |
| title | Le principe d’inertie et le conatus du corps |
| title_full | Le principe d’inertie et le conatus du corps |
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| title_short | Le principe d’inertie et le conatus du corps |
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| topic | inertie conatus philosophie mécaniste philosophie naturelle spinozisme |
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