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Spinoza's infinite extension

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Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought History and Theory of Mathematics Historical Philosophy and Science

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My examination of Spinoza's arguments for the infinity of extended substance (physical space) lead to a comparison of his views with the anti-Kantian arguments offered by Moritz Schlick, and finally to some general remarks concerning Spinoza's concept of infinite magnitude, and its limitations from a contemporary perspective.

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