On a Reputed Equivoque in the Philosophy of Spinoza

Review of Metaphysics 3 (2):189 - 212 (1949)
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It will be my business in what follows to show, in my "longwinded" manner, that we have here no callow confusion to be thus disposed of, but the very quintessence of Spinoza's solution of the otherwise insoluble problems of human epistemology and ontology.

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