From metaphysics to anthropology
Dualism of Descartes reinterpreted

This book aims to return to the Cartesian texts to insist once again on his greatness and, incidentally, break some myths that have been told over the centuries. Perhaps the most rooted prejudice is the idea that the demonstration Descartes "real distinction" between the soul and body of man would prevent him from thinking about the relationship linking one with the other. However, remember that for Descartes, the union between body and soul is also a "primitive notion" that is such an obvious idea like thinking or extension. The union between soul and body, so write to Elizabeth of Bohemia, who only appears doubtful to have the defect curious philosophizing.

Thanks to the contributions of specialists from Spain and outside (Daniel Garber, François Jaran, Andrew L. Jaume, Joan Lluís Llinas, Jean-Luc Marion, Julian Marrades, Elena Najera, Cameroon Ors, Natanael F. Cornejo Pacheco, Vicente Sanfélix and Lino San Juan), this book seeks to investigate this problem of dualism in Descartes and thus reveal both as anthropological metaphysical aspects of your solution.