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Published on: 2009-09-30
Released on: 2013-03-19
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True Freedom: Spinoza's Practical Philosophy is a straightforward presentation of Spinoza's philosophy focused on the issue of how one might live. The book is unique among recent Spinoza scholarship in the way in which it centers on the ethical component in Spinoza's work. In order to bring Spinoza's ethics to the fore, Brent Adkins begin with what he considers to be Spinoza's fundamental ethical insight: namely, that emotions are controlled by understanding them. Adkins reveals how the process of unfolding Spinoza's philosophy is always anchored in the very practical issue of living well. The significance of True Freedom lies in its understanding of Spinoza's ethics as an 'experimentalism' and its accessibility to a very wide audience. Despite the fact that Spinoza died over 300 years ago, his writings remain remarkably prescient for a wide variety of disciplines, from religion to neuroscience. The source of this prescience, however, comes from Spinoza's recasting ethical theory in terms of how we might live rather than in terms of how we should live. Freedom in every aspect of life from the personal to the political to the religious is dependent on a particular way of engaging with the world. This engagement takes the form of an experiment to see if what we engage with results in an increase or a decrease in our capacity to affect and be affected by the world. True freedom, for Spinoza, lies in increasing our capacities. Spinoza: Moral Philosophy Internet Encyclopedia of ... Benedict De Spinoza: Moral Philosophy. Like many European philosophers in the early modern period Benedict de Spinoza (1632-1677) developed a moral philosophy that ... The Philosophy of Freedom - Wikipedia The Philosophy of Freedom/Spiritual Activity complete text in English (various versions) and other languages including the original German. The Philosophy of Freedom ... Benedict de Spinoza: Epistemology Internet Encyclopedia ... Benedict de Spinoza: Epistemology. The theory of knowledge or epistemology offered by the 17 th century Dutch philosopher Benedict de Spinoza may yet prove to be ... Biography of Baruch Spinoza (Benedict Espinoza) - Zionism Biography of Baruch (Benedict) Spinoza ... Baruch Spinoza (or Benedict Espinoza or Bento Spinoza) (November 24 1632 February 21 1677) was a Jewish philosopher ... Spinoza's Refutation of Teleology - ghandchi A discussion of the way Spinoza refutes teleology and final causes All About Hinduism - Divine Life Society "ALL ABOUT HINDUISM" is intended to meet the needs of those who want to be introduced to the various facets of the crystal that is Hinduism. Famous Quotes : Famous Philosophy Quotes Space Famous Quotes: Famous Philosophy Quotes on Truth Reality and Wisdom. Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) explains Famous Quotes. Philosophy - definition of philosophy by The Free Dictionary Cast away at the very bottom of the table was the Professor shouting answers to the questions of a very inquisitive deaf old gentleman on one side and talking ... Leo Tolstoy: Religious Philosophy of Leo Tolstoy. True ... Leo Tolstoy Discussion on Metaphysics / Religious Philosophy of Leo Tolstoy 'True Religion' as our True Connection to the Universe (What Exists God) Baruch Spinoza - Wikipedia Baruch Spinoza; Born 24 November 1632 Amsterdam Dutch Republic: Died: 21 February 1677 (aged 44) The Hague Dutch Republic: Residence: Netherlands: Nationality
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