Descartes says what it shows is the mind and the body must be two logically distinct things.

笛卡尔说,那表明心灵,和身体在逻辑上是截然不同的

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And Descartes says that shows that, in fact, my mind is something separate from my body.

笛卡尔说这就证明了,我的心灵和我的身体是不同的东西

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But there is this sort of sense of uncertainty that you see in someone like Descartes, who finally just goes back to basics and says, "I think, therefore I am."

你可以在那个年代从某些人身上,看到一种怀疑的精神,比如笛卡尔,他最终逐本溯源提出"我思故我在"

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Try to imagine my mind," Says Descartes, "Without my body."

试着不通过身体,笛卡尔说道,来想象我的心灵

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At the end of last class, we started sketching an argument that comes from Descartes, the Cartesian argument, that says merely by the process of thinking, on the basis of thought alone, it tends to show that the mind-- We all agree that there are minds.

在上次课的最后,我们开始简述一个,来自笛卡尔的论证,或称为卡氏论证,这个论证说仅仅通过思考,仅仅在思想的基础上,它就能证明心灵,我们都承认有心灵

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