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nalin [4]
3 years ago
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Which of these is a rough approximation of the cogito?

Chemistry
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ratelena [41]3 years ago
4 0

Given the Latin meaning of the cogito, we can confirm that it is roughly translated and summarized by the phrase <em><u>"I think, therefore I am"</u></em>.

Cogito, ergo sum or "The Cogito" is an extremely popular, well-known philosophical phrase credited to <em><u>Rene Descartes</u></em>. This Latin phrase is roughly translated as <em><u>"I think, therefore I am"</u></em>, which appeared originally in "The Principles of Philosophy", and was later translated to a variety of languages in an attempt to reach a wider public, most notably into Latin.

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