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Part of Nature: Self-Knowledge In Spinoza’s Ethics
Philosophical Review 105 (1):116 (1996)
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Writing to Henry Oldenburg in 1665, Spinoza says that he regards the human body as a part of nature. “But,” he adds significantly, “as far as the human mind is concerned, I think it is a part of nature too.” Genevieve Lloyd’s elegantly written book aims to investigate the meaning, implications and attractions of these characteristic Spinozistic claims.Author Profiles
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