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ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE UNDERSTANDING Of the ordinary objects of men's desires Of the true and final good Certain rules of life Of thefour modes of perception Of the best mode of perception Of the instruments of the intellect, or true ideas Answers to objections First part of method. Distinction of true ideas from ficti-tious ideas And from falseideas Of doubt Of memory and forgetfulness Mental hindrances from words-and from the popular confu-sion of ready imagination with distinct understanding Second part of method. Its object,the acquisition clear and distinct ideas Its means, good definitions.Conditions of definition How to define the un lerstanding THE ETHICS Part I.Concerning God ¡­¡­