Spinoza

Taken from the Great Philosphers, Volume II.
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Spinoza

Taken from the Great Philosphers, Volume II.
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Spinoza

Spinoza

by Karl Jaspers
Spinoza

Spinoza

by Karl Jaspers

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Taken from the Great Philosphers, Volume II.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780156847308
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Publication date: 10/23/1974
Series: Great Philosophers Series
Edition description: First Edition
Pages: 132
Product dimensions: 5.37(w) x 8.00(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Spinoza
I.Life and Works3
II.Philosophy and Way of Life7
III.The Metaphysical Vision9
a.Substance, attribute, mode9
b.God10
c.The two attributes16
d.The modes18
e.Time; necessity20
f.The cleavage between God and the world and the question of their unity21
IV.Theory of Knowledge25
a.The stages of knowledge25
b.Ideas28
c.Relation to God30
d.Spinoza's geometrical method31
e.Mysticism, rationalism, speculative thought33
V.Man37
a.Man is not substance but mode37
b.Human and divine thinking38
c.Man is mind and body38
d.Man and animal and the difference among men41
e.Immortality and eternity42
VI.Freedom from Aims and Values44
a.Purposes and values are prejudices arising from a perversion of the idea of God44
b.Our limited intelligence46
c.Reality and value47
d.The shift from one class of knowledge to another48
e.The ethos of freedom from values49
VII.Servitude and Freedom of Mind50
a.The theory of the affects53
b.Description of bondage55
c.The idea and possibility of freedom56
VIII.Religion and the State62
A.Spinoza's Political Thinking65
a.Principles of necessity in political life66
b.The ideal state71
Spinoza and Hobbes73
B.Religion in the State75
a.Reason and revelation78
b.The understanding of the Bible80
c.Freedom of thought82
C.Critical Characterization of Spinoza's Views of Religion and Politics84
a.Lack of clarity as to the relationship between science and philosophy84
Spinoza as a scientist88
b.Biblical science, faith, philosophy89
c.Objections to Spinoza's conception of God93
d.Spinoza's destiny and personal decisions99
e.Spinoza and the Jewish question102
IX.Critical Characterization of Spinoza's Philosophy108
a.A glance at Spinoza's philosophy and character108
b.Spinoza's limitations112
X.Spinoza's Influence116
Bibliography119
Index of Names121
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