Spinoza on human freedom: reason, autonomy and the good life

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2011-12-01otherChoice Reviews Online67 citationsclosed

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Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Philosophical Ethics and Theory Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Hegel

Abstract

Abbreviations and translations Introduction: beyond therapy 1. Freedom as rationality 2. Justifying Spinoza's conception of freedom 3. Autonomy and responsibility 4. Freedom and happiness 5. The good 6. The natural law 7. Benevolence 8. The free man 9. Rational deliberation 10. The character of freedom 11. The freedom of the citizen Conclusion: 'the true freedom of man' Bibliography Index.

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