... are highly perceptible and their components known, they are possibly accepted. However this principle gets rejected on the basis of the possibility of madness in sleeping or waking state (illusion vs. delusion). An example is drawn from Meditation I about the man who dreams himself to be a king in purple robes and a pumpkin head when in fact he is but a normal ... his acquisition of knowledge, specifically through the senses. A 3) During the enlightenment period, there was much dispute about astronomical thinking. The major force that dominated all other thinking was that of Aristotle a...

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