Discourse on Method
by René Descartes
Published for the first time: 6/8/1637
58 pages, Paperback
Genres: Science, France, Nonfiction, Essays, Philosophy, School, Classics
By far the most widely used translation in North American college classrooms, Donald A. Cress's translation from the French of the Adam and Tannery critical edition is prized for its accuracy, elegance, and economy. The translation featured in the Third Edition has been thoroughly revised from the 1979 First Edition and includes page references to the critical edition for ease of comparison.
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