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Spinoza's cognitive affects and their feel

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Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Classical Philosophy and Thought Philosophy and Theoretical Science

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Spinoza's affective psychology lies literally and figuratively at the centre of his Ethics. Its introduction in Part 3 serves as the transition from Part 2's epistemology of ideas to the ethics and...

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