Percorsi anticartesiani nelle lettere a Pierre-Daniel Huet

[Autom. eng. transl.] This survey suggests six short paths that, starting from the letters to Pierre-Daniel Huet, unfold through the works of the correspondents. These routes outline different forms of opposition to Cartesianism in the second half of the seventeenth century. The authors examined - the Jesuits Rapin, Le Valois, Boschet; Simon Foucher, Jean-Baptiste Du Hamel and Antoine Menjot - each with their own sensitivity returns an image of Cartesianism, thus witnessing the reception of Cartesian philosophy in the environments considered.