Benedict de Spinoza (1632-1677) was both the father of the Enlightenment and the last anxious protector of the Middle Ages. With his brilliant synthesis of geometrical method, religious feeling and secular science, he tried to reconcile his conflicting moral and intellectual needs of his era as well as presenting an image of connected humanity simultaneously by necessity and eternally free. Roger Scuton presents a clear and systematic analysis of the thought of Spinoza, noting the connection of this opinion with the roots of today’s intellectual.
Author | Roger Scuton |
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Dimensions | 20,6 × 13,5 × 0,9 cm |
ISBN | 978-99943-43-56-0 |
Language | SQ / AL |
Number of pages | 144 |
Publication date | 2007 |
Publisher | IDEART |
Translated | Rubin Hoxha |
Weight | 0,187 kg |