Geulincx, Arnold G Philosophers



	Geulincx, Arnold G Philosophers Geulincx, Arnold G Philosophers Geulincx, Arnold Arnold Geulincx, 1624-1669. Flemish Cartesian philosopher, who referred all causation to God. He is best known for his work as an ethicist. In developing a Cartesian theory of ethics, he preceded Spinoza; in his interpretation of dualism, he preceded Malebranche. Geulincx wrote in Latin. Top: Society: Philosophy: Philosophers: G: Geulincx, Arnold: See Also: Top/Society/Philosophy/History of Philosophy/Early Modern/Cartesianism Top/Society/Philosophy/Ethics - Collection of resources on this seventeenth-century philosopher. - Fan site for this Flemish thinker, with vital statistics and a look at selected aspects of his thought. - Selections from this work by the noted Flemish Cartesian. Presented by the publisher, Christoffel Press.
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