Through the Eyes of Descartes

Discover Through the Eyes of Descartes, a thoughtful and provocative exploration by Cecilia Sjöholm and Marcia Sá Cavalcante Schuback that rekindles the conversation around one of modern philosophy’s pivotal figures. From the first pages, this book captures attention with vivid contextualization of Descartes’ ideas, inviting readers to see his arguments and doubts in a fresh light.

Carefully balancing scholarly rigor with accessible prose, Sjöholm and Schuback guide you through Descartes’ most influential texts and the cultural currents that shaped them. Close readings are paired with historical perspective, illuminating how Cartesian doubt, method, and reason continue to inform contemporary debates in philosophy, science, and the humanities. The result is a study that is both intellectually satisfying for specialists and welcoming to curious newcomers.

Imagine gaining clarity on complex arguments without sacrificing nuance — this book makes that possible. Ideal for university students, book clubs, and independent learners, it enriches classroom discussions and personal study alike. Readers across Europe, North and South America, and beyond will appreciate its relevance to courses in early modern thought, intellectual history, and critical theory.

For anyone seeking a deeper, more human-centered understanding of Descartes, Through the Eyes of Descartes is an essential addition to your shelf. Order your copy today and join a wider conversation that bridges historical insight and contemporary relevance.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.