The Form of Man: Human Essence in Spinoza's Ethic

abstract according activity actual adequate affect attributes becomes body causal cause claim common notions common properties complex conatus conceived conception concerning concrete consciousness constituted continuity corol creativity defined definition derived describe desire determinate difference discussion divine divine nature doctrine duration dynamic emotion essence essential eternal Ethic existence experience expresses extension final finite finite individual follows freedom Further God's grounded human mind idea identified identity imagination immanent import individual infinite infinite modes integrated intellect interpretation intuitive involves kind knowledge laws limit logical man's meaning modes nature necessarily necessary necessity object pantheism perfection phenomenal Philosophy posits possible potency present principle prop quod rational reading reality realization reason refer rejection relation schol scholium to proposition sense Spinoza status struggle substance thing thought tion transcendence true truth understand union unity universals whole writes York