Gábor Boros, Judit Szalai & Olivér István Tóth (eds), The Concept of Affectivity in Early Modern Philosophy. Budapest, 2017

In hun inleiding schrijven de redacteuren:

Filip Buyse focuses on Spinoza’s Letter 32 to Oldenburg, in which he answers the question concerning the coherence of finite bodies in the universe. Buyse argues that Huygens’ discovery of the syncronization of pendulum clocks might have inspired Spinoza in his views on the ratio of motion and rest of bodies in the universe.

30 oktober 2017

W. Hale White’s Translation of the Ethics of Benedict de Spinoza. An Edition Based Upon the Revised Fourth (and Final) Edition, Incorporating the Changes by Amelia Hutchison Sterling, as Published by Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, 1923 - Prepared, with Corrections and Minor Changes, by WAYNE I. BOUCHER. Published by Long Orchard Press, 2006

Kashap artikel over Idea [16-11-2017 weer vewijderd]

16 nov. 2017

Filippo Mignini, "RICORDO DI EMILIA GIANCOTTI", in: Studia Spinozana Volume 8 (1992), Köningshausen & Neumann, p. 10-20

Review door H. GERSON van Rembrandt and Spinoza. A study of the spiritual conflicts in seventeenth- century Holland. By W. R. Valentiner. 87 pp.+ 13 pl. (Phaidon Press)

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