Impronta del acosmismo luriánico en la "Ethica" de Spinoza

Revista de Filosofía (Madrid) 40 (2):63-81 (2015)
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Abstract

El objetivo del artículo es exponer la doctrina acosmista que se halla en la cábala de Luria, tal como la describe Abraham Cohen de Herrera en Puerta del cielo, y cómo pudo ocurrir que a través de la lectura de esta obra aquella doctrina influyera en la concepción de Spinoza sobre la irrealidad de los modos

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