Meditations on First Philosophy

Contains the excellent and popular translation by Elizabeth S. Haldane and G. H. T. Ross and a portion of the Replies to Objections II wherein Descartes discusses how the method employed in the Meditations, which he calls “analysis,” differs from the method of “synthesis” employed by the geometer. Added are six critical papers presenting a broad and exegetical commentary on the Meditations, and an extensive bibliography.