Spinoza in Twenty-First-Century American and French Philosophy: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind, Moral and Political Philosophy by Jack Stetter -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Halftitle Page Title Page Table of Contents About this Book About the Authors Acknowledgments Abbreviations and Citations General Introduction Part I: Metaphysics

1. Spinoza’s Metaphysics Revisited

A Response: On Spinoza, Possible Worlds, and Pantheism

2. The Elusiveness of the One and the Many in Spinoza: Substance, Attribute, and Mode

A Response: In What Way It Exists

3. The Earliest Draft of Spinoza’s Ethics

A Response: Accidents and Modifications: An Additional Note on Axioms 1 and 2 in Appendix 1 of the Short Treatise

4. Metaphysical Rationalism

A Response: Leibniz’s Principle of (Sufficient) Reason and Principle of Identity of Indiscernibles

5. The Transformation of Relations in Spinoza’s Metaphysics

A Response: Essence, Variations in Power, and “Becoming Other” in Spinoza

Part II: Philosophy of Mind

6. Spinoza’s Two Claims about the Mind-Body Relation

A Response: A Puzzle in Spinoza’s Views on the Mind-Body Problem

7. Spinoza’s True Ideas: Suggestive Convergences

A Response: Althusser, Spinoza, and the Specter of the Cartesian Subject

8. Spinoza on Beings of Reason [Entia Rationis] and the Analogical Imagination

A Response: Analogia and Ens Rationis

Part III: Moral Philosophy

9. Spinoza on Good and Bad

A Response: The Knowledge of Good and Bad

10. Generosity as Freedom in Spinoza’s Ethics

A Response: A Generous Reading

Part IV: Political Philosophy

11. Anthropomorphism, Teleology, and Superstition: The Politics of Obedience in Spinoza’s Tractatus Theologico-Politicus

A Response: Logic of the Superstitious, Logic of the Pious

12. Individual and Community and its American Legacy

A Response: Between Matheron and Spinoza, Something Happens …

13. Spinoza’s Formulation of the Radical Enlightenment’s Two Foundational Concepts: How Much Did He Owe to the Dutch Golden Age Political-Theological Context?

A Response: Spinoza’s Paradoxical Radicalism

Bibliography Index Locorum Index Nominum Imprint

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