Conclusion of Works Cited

            Descartes explains when an individual is more inclined to a certain task, he gets more freedom. However, the contemporary understanding of freedom is the right of doing, thinking, and acting how a person wants. This concept also includes external limitations and how much freedom a person is allowed. Descartes’s concept about freedom is different because it doesn’t involve external forces that can limit the freedom. I don’t think that I can completely agree with Descartes because in some circumstances, the freedom of a person is confined over which he has no control.

Reference of Works Cited

Christofidou, Andrea. "Descartes on Freedom, Truth, and Goodness." Nous (2009): 633-655.