Disputatio De Finito & Infinito

Disputatio De Finito & Infinito, by Lambert Van Velthuysen, is a significant philosophical treatise from 1651. Written in Latin, this work defends the ideas of the renowned philosopher Ren? Descartes concerning motion, space, and body, within the context of the finite and the infinite. Van Velthuysen's "Disputatio" offers valuable insight into the intellectual debates of the 17th century, particularly concerning Cartesian thought. This book will be of interest to scholars of philosophy, history of science, and metaphysics, providing a primary source for understanding the development and reception of Descartes' influential theories.

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