Rule XXI

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Rule XXI is one of René Descartes’ methodological maxims in "Rules for the Direction of the Mind," outlining a specific guideline for conducting clear and orderly reasoning.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epistemological principle
methodological maxim
philosophical rule
aimsAt clear reasoning
intellectual clarity
methodical inquiry
orderly reasoning
associatedWithMovement early modern philosophy
associatedWithPhilosopher René Descartes
author René Descartes
centuryFormulated 17th century
concerns cognitive discipline
direction of the mind
method of reasoning
field epistemology
philosophy of mind
philosophy of science
goal to avoid confusion in reasoning
to establish reliable knowledge
to guide the understanding
hasAuthorNationality French
hasEnglishWorkTitle Rules for the Direction of the Mind
hasPhilosophicalMethod Cartesianism
surface form: Cartesian method
hasPhilosophicalRole guideline for inquiry
norm for correct reasoning
hasWorkAuthor René Descartes
hasWorkCompletionStatus incomplete work
hasWorkTitle Rules for the Direction of the Mind
surface form: Regulae ad directionem ingenii
influences modern epistemology
rationalist method
scientific methodology
locatedInWork Rules for the Direction of the Mind
mainWorkLanguage Latin
originalTitleLanguage Latin
partOf Rules for the Direction of the Mind
philosophicalDomain theory of knowledge
philosophicalTradition rationalism
relatedConcept analysis and synthesis
clear and distinct ideas
methodic doubt
textualContext uncompleted treatise
usesReasoningStyle deductive reasoning
ordered analysis
workTypeContext methodological treatise

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