Remarques sur l’immortalité de l’âme chez Spinoza

Spinoza’s Antidote to Death

“…Regarding the omnibus communia in Spinoza and their role in the acquisition of adequate knowledge, see Walther (1971); Marshall (2013); Hübner (2021). 9 Among the abundant literature on this issue, see Rousset (1968); Matheron (1972); Steinberg (1981); Matson (1990); Allison (1990); Moreau (1994); Parchment (2000); Nadler (2001); Garrett (2009); Koistinen (2009); Grey (2014).…”

“…SeeRousset (1968);Donagan (1973);Steinberg (1981);Nadler (2006).11See, e.g., Gueroult (1974);Nadler (2006);Soyarslan (2013).12 See E5p36s, where Spinoza characterizes reason as "general cognition"; see also(Specht 1972, pp. 174-75).13 On this issue, seeMatheron (1972);Marshall (2012).…”

Part V of Spinoza's Ethics: Intuitive knowledge, contentment of mind, and intellectual love of God

“…46 46 Nadler, in contrast, proposes that in cognition of the third kind, one apprehends one's own mind as a finite expression of God, conceived under the attribute of thought (2018, 306–7). For more on the eternity of the mind in Spinoza, see Matheron (1972), D. Steinberg (1981), Moreau (1994), Parchment (2000), Nadler (2001), Garber (2005), Garrett (2009), Koistinen (2009), Lebuffe (2010b), Grey (2014), Klein (2014), Carlisle (2015), and Schmaltz (2015). …”