(DC12) O que o meditador sabe

Eis a passagem onde Broughton fala pela primeira vez sobre a ação retroativa da aplicação da dúvida sobre sua motivação:

When we think about the meditator, we should always ask, “What did he know, and when did he know it?” We may, however, find that there are places where we simply cannot make sense of what the meditator says without reading Descartes as putting words in the meditator's mouth. I will argue presently that the very first sentence of the First Meditation is one such place, and that this complication is philosophically significant. [p. 25]