Ta'amulātī dar bab-i ta'amulāt-i Dikārt: Persian 1400

The French thinker René Descartes' (1596-1650) Meditations is the most common and widely read philosophical text in the modern era, and philosophers have taken it into consideration with every philosophical drink. This work has formed the main core of philosophy curricula and not only philosophers but also most educated people are more or less familiar with it. No book in the history of philosophy has been as important and effective as this small book in proportion to its volume. The author of "Reflections on Descartes' Reflections" wrote his doctoral dissertation entitled "Method in Descartes' Philosophy focusing on the Book of Reflections" under the supervision of Dr. Reza Davari Ardakani and by mentioning the introduction about Descartes's life, circumstances, and works, he tried to Even if possible, draw a perspective of the intellectual atmosphere ruling the 17th century and analyze Descartes from this perspective. To deal with the structure of the book of reflections, there is no better source than this book itself. The book "Reflections" is one of the most important works in the history of philosophy. Since the time of Descartes, this book has always been the target of philosophers and many disputes have been expressed about its contents.