Studies in Spinoza, Critical and Interpretive Essays

A. E. Taylor absolutely infinite action adequate idea affected affectiones appetite assertion attri Blyenbergh bodily causal cause character Cogitatio common notions conatus conceived conception confused conscious consists constituting correspondence deduction definition Descartes desire determined difficulty distinction essence of substance essentia objectiva Ethics example existence existential experience explain express external bodies fact false finite modes follow freedom human mind ideation ideatum imagination inadequate individual infinite intellect intellectus infinitus interpretation intuition intuitive knowledge involve Joachim kind of knowledge language Leibniz logical means mental metaphysical mode of thought modes of extension moral motion and rest natura naturata nature nominalist noza's object ontology particular perception perfection Peter philosophy physical Plato Prop proposition reality reference regarded relation Res Cogitans res extensa Scholium seems sense simply speak Spinoza says Spinoza's theory Spinoza's view Spinozistic statement suppose tion true idea understand unity universal whole words