Spinoza
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Science & Technology
Format
Hardcover
Pages
128
Language
English
Published
Feb 19, 1987
Publisher
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10
0192876317
ISBN-13
9780192876317
Description
Roger Scruton delves into the life and philosophy of Benedict de Spinoza, a pivotal figure who straddled the line between the medieval world and the dawn of Enlightenment thinking. Spinoza’s ideas challenged the norms of his time, emphasizing a rational understanding of the universe and human existence, offering insights that resonate even today.
Through engaging prose, Scruton captures Spinoza's complex character as both a bold thinker and a tragic figure, reflecting on his profound contributions and the personal struggles he faced. Readers are invited to explore the intersections of ethics, politics, and metaphysics, all while gaining a deeper appreciation for Spinoza’s enduring legacy.
Through engaging prose, Scruton captures Spinoza's complex character as both a bold thinker and a tragic figure, reflecting on his profound contributions and the personal struggles he faced. Readers are invited to explore the intersections of ethics, politics, and metaphysics, all while gaining a deeper appreciation for Spinoza’s enduring legacy.
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