Le paradoxe des conséquences. Malebranche radicalisé

Malebranche has been excluded from a history of Enlightenment radicalism, which means overlooking the fact that Malebranchism is a particular interpretation of Cartesian physiology, which, ­combined with the theory of the opacity of the fallen soul to itself, provides theoretical material for ­constructing various materialisms. It is in these terms that the paradox of ­consequences in Malebranche arises: it is because he wanted to christianize physiology that Malebranchism physiologized Christianity.

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