Mind and body affect each other, for Descartes, in

In Meditation I, Descartes relies on the principle of the

Descartes thinks that the existence of triangles proves the existence of God.

How did the Romantic painters portray nature in their works of art?

In Meditation II, Descartes defines himself as

_____________ supply strength and stability to walls without massive posts and beams because their construction minimizes the shear load imposed on them.

In Meditation III, Descartes proposes to himself, as a general rule or criterion of truth, that whatever I clearly perceive with my senses is true.

Berkeley says that it is his intention not to turn things into ideas, but rather to turn ideas into things.

Match the terms to the definitions:

For Locke, what gives me my idea of myself and my personal identity is