Descartes and Pascal on the eucharist

Perspectives on Science 15 (4):434-449 (2007)
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Abstract

Within Descartes' philosophy, the problem of the Eucharist provides scholars the occasion to investigate a nexus of questions belonging to different domains of his thought. In taking up this problem, about which there has been much written in the past few decades , I hope first of all to discern some order in the texts themselves, as well also as in their various interpretations, and then, from there, to propose a new perspective

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Vlad Alexandrescu
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