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Meanings of universal doubt in English
Form of methodological skepticism associated with the writings and methodology of René Descartes.
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Examples for "cartesian doubt"
Examples for "cartesian doubt"
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This is the meaning of the Cartesian doubt, which is more comprehensive and more thorough than the Baconian.
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Sir Geoffrey Boycott, who has been on wild form all summer, has tried to stand firm in the face of Cartesian doubt.
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I'll take that as a general statement of Cartesian skepticism, shall I?
Usage of universal doubt in English
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And would not the logical result be a condition of universal doubt?
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The explosion carried them away like grains of dust into the abyss of universal doubt.
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How could one fecundate the universal doubt so that it should give birth to a new faith?
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The Cartesian philosophy swings around the proposition that only through universal doubt can we at last reach truth.
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Olivier's mind was a mixture of faith, liberty, passion, irony, and universal doubt, for which Christophe could not find any working formula.
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We feed ourselves upon novel speculations until our heads swim with the vertigo of universal knowledge which changes into the paresis of universal doubt.
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No matter where you're from in the world, we experience universal truths and universal doubts.
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