Abstract
The purpose of this work is to explain how, with the proposition «cogito ergo sum», Descartes contradicts the A axiom from the Theory of knowledge of Leonardo Polo, by accepting the pasivenness of the knowledge and denying it as an operation of knowing an object, in which the cognizant and the cognizance are one in act.
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