What is cartesian method, Renes Descartes is known as a

What is cartesian method

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Renes Descartes is known as a philosopher, but he developed a unique form of scientific enquiry and method to evaluate natural phenomena. What is "Cartesian Method" (cite from the readings!).

Text: SOURCES OF THE WESTERN TRADITION, (volume 1): "From Ancient Times to the Enlightenment" (latest edition) by Marvin Perry

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