The form of man: human essence in Spinoza's Ethic

New York: E.J. Brill (1988)
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... nos aeternos esse. (II, 252, 4) In his doctrine of the eternity of the human mind, Spinoza defines man. The meaning of man is realized in that ordering ...

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