La philosophie de Spinoza
Reperes
By (author) Philip Danino
Paperback (Published)
(May 2023)
ISBN: 9782711631032
4.45 x 7.01 inches
Price: $14.00
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Spinoza a donne a son ouvrage principal le titre d’Ethique : c’est souligner que l’accession a la plus haute forme de joie ne concerne pas seulement une partie de la philosophie mais constitue la tache meme de la pratique philosophique. Sa doctrine s’elabore par le biais d’une serie de demarcations fondamentales, a l’egard de la transcendance, du dualisme, du libre arbitre de l’homme et de son privilege au sein de la nature; a l’egard, encore, de la morale et des types de souverainetes politiques qui ne viseraient pas la liberte. Spinoza prend ainsi le contre-pied de la plupart des convictions religieuses de son temps mais aussi, pour une part, de cette “philosophie nouvelle” dont il s’est d’abord inspire, celle de Descartes.
- By (author) Philip Danino
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