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The Form of Man
Human Essence in Spinoza's Ethic
Series: - Brill's Studies in Intellectual History, Volume: 11
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Preface
Introduction
The problem of Human Essence
Natura Naturans and Natura Naturata
Eternity as the Existence of God and the Derivation of Duration
Causa Sui: Divine Causality as Freedom and determinism
Ontological Fullness of Being and the denial of Final Cause: the Meaning of Perfection
The Multiplicity of God and the Multiplicity of Sense
Kinds of Knowledge
Freedom as Ontic Limit
Flux and Strife: the Ethcial Implications of the One and the Many
That Which is Common
Essence and Immortality
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
The problem of Human Essence
Natura Naturans and Natura Naturata
Eternity as the Existence of God and the Derivation of Duration
Causa Sui: Divine Causality as Freedom and determinism
Ontological Fullness of Being and the denial of Final Cause: the Meaning of Perfection
The Multiplicity of God and the Multiplicity of Sense
Kinds of Knowledge
Freedom as Ontic Limit
Flux and Strife: the Ethcial Implications of the One and the Many
That Which is Common
Essence and Immortality
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index