Descartes

Descartes French philosopher Rene Desartes's Meditation One: Concerning Those Things that Can Be Called into Doubt is a method of determining which beliefs are certain and which are doubtful. Descartes applied illusion argument, dreaming argument, and evil genius argument. In this paper, I will discuss how method of doubt supposed to work in general with examples and also why does Descartes adopts this particular method. Furthermore, I will add how method of doubt enables Descartes to achieve his goals and how he uses this particular method to accomplish his goals. Descartes’ method of doubt is practically about sorting out our beliefs and keeping the only absolute beliefs, which cannot possibly be false. "…Because undermining the foundations will cause whatever has been built upon them to fall down of its own accord--I will at once attack those principles which supported everything that I once believed." Descartes is saying that because of the weak foundations the built will fall on its own sooner or later therefore, he will "at once" attack his principles. I have perfect example to use here. My Dad usually tells us what is the reason behind Pakistan's failure. When in 1947, Pakistan separated from India there were no rules descartes, raining, deceived, dreaming, because, am, thinking, genius, evil, doubt, being, certain, think, method, cannot, argument, exist, example, dream, beliefs, one, once, way, things, thing, senses, matter, looks, know, illusion, goals, arguments, about, trying, particular, own, must, making, look, knowledge, however, foundations, false, fact, even, deceive, conclusion, came, believe, wrong, world