Descartes' Treatise on Man and its Reception

General Introduction.- I. Editions and Translations of l'Homme.- The History of the Text of l'Homme.- A New Edition of l'Homme.- Why Read L'Homme in the 1664 Edition?.- Towards a Critical Edition of L'Homme. About Some Variants.- On English Editions and Translations.- II. The Early Reception of l'Homme.- The Early Dutch Reception of L'Homme.- The Reception of Treatise of Man in Naples: From Tommaso Cornelio to Giambattista Vico.- Cartesian Professors of Medicine in Leuven.- Machine and Communication. About Similar Behaviour of Corporal Machines from Descartes to La Forge.- Body Without Soul in La Forge Remarks on L'Homme.- The Position of Anthropology in Descartes' "Traité de la lumière".- Anthropology and Anatomy. Nicolas Steno's Reading of L'Homme.- The Art of Cartesianism: The Illustrations of Clerselier's Edition of Descartes's Traité de l'homme (1664).- III. L'Homme and Early-Modern Anthropology.- Hume's Treatise of Human Nature: A Question of Natural or Moral Philosophy?.- A Comparative Reading of Descartes' Traité de l'Homme and Spinoza's [Abrégé de Physique].- Hobbes.- Enlightenment Criticisms of Descartes' Anthropology.- IV. L'Homme Today.- L'Homme in Psychology and Neuroscience.- L'Homme in Biology, Medicine and Philosophy.- The Embodied Descartes: Contemporary Readings of L'Homme.