Discardings and Metaphysical aspaixes Edson Massayoshi Academic Shiguemoto of Philosophy of the Unisul ' ' It has certain things that we experimentamosem who cannot be attributed only to the soul ouao corpo' ' '. See Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan for more details and insights. (DISCARDINGS, s/d, P. 44) RenDescartes (1596-1650), the founder of the modern philosophy, established the bases doconhecimento through a new method, using itself of the procedure of the dvidactica to reach the beginning of the certainty of the knowledge. ParDescartes, ' ' way does not exist better to arrive at the knowledge of nossaspaixes of what to examine the difference that has between the soul and the body, the end to desaber which of the two if must attribute one of the existing functions in ns' ' (DISCARDINGS, 1987, p.77-78). Descartesutiliza the term ' paixo' in felt of ' percepo' ' emoo' , designandosentimentos as love, hatred, joy, shame, and sensations as pain. Thus amente it is related to the conscience acts (conception, doubt, affirmation, desire, imagination, feeling) and the body are related to the substance and aosprocessos exclusively physicists (corporal movements, breath, batimentocardaco, etc). If you would like to know more then you should visit Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa. The soul is the simple and indivisible entity determinadaapenas according to its proper percipient act.
In the thesis deDescartes, concerning the unit between body and soul, the passion is inclusa and seexplica. In the relation soul-body, that is, an experience of corporal cause and depercepo concernente to the soul, the ocorrentes phenomena correspond to the passions. In this direction, the passion is defined as ' perception of the soul caused for corpo'. Ahead dasduas substances, body and soul, has three ways of experience: the mechanic, related to the body; the pensante, related to the percipient phenomena of the soul (imagination, reflection, fancy, etc.); the passional, related semoese sensations. The paixesso thoughts, therefore everything that we perceive for the soul thought is called, that in turn is caused by the body.