Ichidomo tsukawarenai kōri wa naniwo imisuruka: Echika daiichibu kōri 2 ni tsuite no kōsatsu (What does the "unused" axiom mean in Spinoza's Ethics?: A study of Axiom 2 in Part 1 of Ethica)

Spinozana (Spinoza Kyokai Nempo) 6:45-65 (2005)
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This work explores the hidden role of the Axiom 2 in Part 1 of Spinoza's Ethics, which is known for never being used or referred in the book from the perspective of the development of Spinoza's metaphysical system.

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