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Item “L'homme” as a Cornerstone of Descartes’ Anthroрology(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Warmińsko-Mazurskiego, w. Olsztynie, 2018) Khmil, Volodymyr V.; Malivskyi, Anatolii M.ENG: Nowadays technocratic reflections of Descartes’ legacy have run out of their heuristic potential. The authors consider that more attention to Descartes’ anthropology, which is not sufficiently reasoned in research literature, should be given. The prerequisite for genuine understanding of Descartes’ views as an anthropologist is the ability to admit that worldview and philosophical issues were of high priority for him. Based on his early texts, it is рroved that anthropological interest dominated in his works. "L'Homme" is a good example, since its significance has been underestimated so far. It is argued that it is worth reading the text according to its first title. The authors think that physics for Descartes was more the form of concealing his beliefs rather than revealing them.Item “The Passions of the Soul” by R. Descartes as an Explication of the Anthropological and Ethical Project(Uniwersytetu Warmińsko Mazurskiego w Olsztynie, 2019) Malivskyi, Anatolii M.; Khmil, Volodymyr V.ENG: The authors set and solve the task of explication of the anthropological and ethical motive of philosophizing hidden in the Cartesian legacy. At the heart of their approach is the vision of the Modern Age, first of all, as a request for the development of anthropology, the implementation of which in the texts of the thinker is traditionally perceived fragmentarily and superficially. In the course of addressing his writings and the text of The Passions of the Soul, the authors defend the thesis of the possibility of their reception and as a manifestation of interest in the integral nature of man. Based upon the earlier texts, the content features of the anthropological position of Descartes in The Passions of the Soul are outlined. They include the emphasis on the significance of metaphysics, the focus on freedom of will, the interest in the volitional component of human nature, and the vision of passions as a form of expression of a substantive union of mind and body.