The first notable response to this work, which claims that existence belongs to the essence of the composite "existing lion," was written by Johannes Caterus.
The first notable response to this work, which claims that existence belongs to the essence of the composite "existing lion," was written by Johannes Caterus. The author of this work wrote a letter to Father Dinet which contains his response to Pierre Bourdin's commentary, while other objections to this work were written by Antoine Arnauld, Pierre Gassendi, Marin Mersenne, and Thomas Hobbes. This work consists of six parts, which purport to demonstrate the existence of God and the distinction between the human soul and the body. For ten points, name this work by René Descartes.
The first notable response to this work, which claims that existence belongs to the essence of the composite "existing lion," was written by Johannes Caterus.
{Meditations} on First Philosophy or {Meditationes} de Prima Philosophiae