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Chapter 1: The Story ofßL'Homme; 1.1 L'Homme Sidelined; 1.2 L'Homme: AnßUnfinished Text; 1.3 L'Homme Copied andßPlagiarised; 1.4 L'Homme Corrected; 1.5 The Visible andßtheßInvisible inßL'Homme; 1.6 L'Homme Embodied; Part I: Editions and Translations of L'Homme; Chapter 2: The Primacy ofßL'Homme inßtheß1664 Parisian Edition by Clerselier; Chapter 3: New Indications forßCritical Edition ofßL'Homme; 3.1 Text Partitioning; 3.2 A Passage Latin inßtheßFrench Edition; 3.3 An Omission inßtheßLatin Text ofßSchuyl; Chapter 4: L'Homme inßEnglish; 4.1 The History ofßEpistemology.
4.2 The Treatise onßMan andßtheßHistory ofßMedicine andßPhysiologyPart II: The Early Reception of L'Homme; Chapter 5: The Early Dutch Reception ofßL'Homme; 5.1 Descartes v. Regius ; 5.2 Schuyl andßDe Raey; Work Cited; Chapter 6: The Critical Reception of Cartesian Physiology in Tommaso Cornelio's Progymnasmata Physica; 6.1 Descartes' Reception inßNaples andßtheßWork ofßTommaso Cornelio; 6.1.1 Traces ofßL'Homme Treatise andßtheßCritical Reception ofßCartesianism inßTommaso Cornelio's Progymnasmata physica; 6.2 Concluding Notes.
Chapter 7: The Reception ofßL'Homme Among theßLeuven Physicians: TheßCondemnation ofß1662 andßtheßOrigins ofßOccasionalism7.1 Introduction: TheßCondemnations ofßDescartes's Philosophy; 7.2 Gutschoven et Philippi, Two Cartesian Physicians; 7.3 The Compendium omnium præcipuarum actionum automaticarum; Chapter 8: Machine andßCommunication ofßCorporeal Dispositions inßDescartes andßLa Forge: TheßMysterious 'Article 83' ofßL'Homme andßLa Forge's Comments; 8.1 La Forge's reception; 8.2 Vain attempts of physical explanation; 8.3 Back to Descartes; 8.4 The story of a well-founded mistake.
Chapter 9: La Forge onßMemory: FromßtheßTreatise onßMan toßtheßTreatise onßtheßHuman Mind9.1 Descartes: Material Memory; 9.2 Intellectual Memory; 9.3 Recollection andßTraces; 9.4 La Forge: Memory After theßTreatise onßMan; Bibliography; Chapter 10: Light andßMan: AnßAnomaly inßtheßTreatise onßLight?; 10.1 The Title andßIts Effects onßReading; 10.2 Man asß"Spectator"; Man inßGeneral; 10.3 The First Foundations ofßtheßAnthropology ofßtheßTreatise onßLight; 10.4 "My Discussion ofßMan & ill BeßaßLittle Fuller ThanßIßHad Intended"; 10.5 The Consequences ofßaßGeneralization; Bibliography.
Chapter 11: Anatomy, Mechanism andßAnthropology: Nicolas Steno's Reading ofßL'Homme11.1 Introduction; 11.2 Steno's Critique ofßDescartes andßIts Early Reception; 11.3 The Man ofßDescartes andßtheßMan ofßtheßAnatomists; 11.4 Steno andßLa Forge: Two OppositeßUnderstandings ofßtheßClock Analogy; 11.5 Conclusion: Mechanism andßAnatomy asßPolysemic Labellings; Bibliography; Chapter 12: The Art ofßCartesianism: TheßIllustrations ofßClerselier's Edition ofßDescartes's Traité de l'homme (1664); 12.1 The Background; 12.2 Clerselier's Selection; 12.3 The Illustrations; 12.3.1 Descartes's Figures.12.3.2 Schuyl's Figures.
4.2 The Treatise onßMan andßtheßHistory ofßMedicine andßPhysiologyPart II: The Early Reception of L'Homme; Chapter 5: The Early Dutch Reception ofßL'Homme; 5.1 Descartes v. Regius ; 5.2 Schuyl andßDe Raey; Work Cited; Chapter 6: The Critical Reception of Cartesian Physiology in Tommaso Cornelio's Progymnasmata Physica; 6.1 Descartes' Reception inßNaples andßtheßWork ofßTommaso Cornelio; 6.1.1 Traces ofßL'Homme Treatise andßtheßCritical Reception ofßCartesianism inßTommaso Cornelio's Progymnasmata physica; 6.2 Concluding Notes.
Chapter 7: The Reception ofßL'Homme Among theßLeuven Physicians: TheßCondemnation ofß1662 andßtheßOrigins ofßOccasionalism7.1 Introduction: TheßCondemnations ofßDescartes's Philosophy; 7.2 Gutschoven et Philippi, Two Cartesian Physicians; 7.3 The Compendium omnium præcipuarum actionum automaticarum; Chapter 8: Machine andßCommunication ofßCorporeal Dispositions inßDescartes andßLa Forge: TheßMysterious 'Article 83' ofßL'Homme andßLa Forge's Comments; 8.1 La Forge's reception; 8.2 Vain attempts of physical explanation; 8.3 Back to Descartes; 8.4 The story of a well-founded mistake.
Chapter 9: La Forge onßMemory: FromßtheßTreatise onßMan toßtheßTreatise onßtheßHuman Mind9.1 Descartes: Material Memory; 9.2 Intellectual Memory; 9.3 Recollection andßTraces; 9.4 La Forge: Memory After theßTreatise onßMan; Bibliography; Chapter 10: Light andßMan: AnßAnomaly inßtheßTreatise onßLight?; 10.1 The Title andßIts Effects onßReading; 10.2 Man asß"Spectator"; Man inßGeneral; 10.3 The First Foundations ofßtheßAnthropology ofßtheßTreatise onßLight; 10.4 "My Discussion ofßMan & ill BeßaßLittle Fuller ThanßIßHad Intended"; 10.5 The Consequences ofßaßGeneralization; Bibliography.
Chapter 11: Anatomy, Mechanism andßAnthropology: Nicolas Steno's Reading ofßL'Homme11.1 Introduction; 11.2 Steno's Critique ofßDescartes andßIts Early Reception; 11.3 The Man ofßDescartes andßtheßMan ofßtheßAnatomists; 11.4 Steno andßLa Forge: Two OppositeßUnderstandings ofßtheßClock Analogy; 11.5 Conclusion: Mechanism andßAnatomy asßPolysemic Labellings; Bibliography; Chapter 12: The Art ofßCartesianism: TheßIllustrations ofßClerselier's Edition ofßDescartes's Traité de l'homme (1664); 12.1 The Background; 12.2 Clerselier's Selection; 12.3 The Illustrations; 12.3.1 Descartes's Figures.12.3.2 Schuyl's Figures.