University of Tabriz Journal of Philosophical Investigations 2251-7960 4 216 2010 06 22 »Meditation's «Genre Pertinence with Deseartes' Analetical Method in Meditations »Meditation's «Genre Pertinence with Deseartes' Analetical Method in Meditations 31 48 361 FA Mustafa Shahraeini Assistant Professor of Philosophy Department, University of Tabriz Journal Article 2009 04 23 No single text in philosophy is more widely read than Descartes'<em> Meditations</em><em>. </em>It is a mainstay of the philosophical curriculum in each department of philosophy and has been studied and taught by philosophers of every stripe.Undoubtedly, in addition to its philosophical richness and its great significance within the framework of Descartes' metaphysics, this work possesses of innovative writing style and unique method of reasoning. From this perspective, the present paper tries to look briefly at the book, and deal with its structure, writing style and genre. No single text in philosophy is more widely read than Descartes'<em> Meditations</em><em>. </em>It is a mainstay of the philosophical curriculum in each department of philosophy and has been studied and taught by philosophers of every stripe.Undoubtedly, in addition to its philosophical richness and its great significance within the framework of Descartes' metaphysics, this work possesses of innovative writing style and unique method of reasoning. From this perspective, the present paper tries to look briefly at the book, and deal with its structure, writing style and genre. https://philosophy.tabrizu.ac.ir/article_361_d35f027130a8afe839e2e9982e0ec1cb.pdf