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Baruch Spinoza was a 17th century Dutch philosopher who was born Jewish but later excluded from the Jewish community and considered an atheist by some. As a rationalist and radical free-thinker, he enjoyed questioning societal beliefs and was influenced by Descartes' views on consciousness. Some of Spinoza's key philosophical ideas included determinism, that the world is infinite, and relating good and evil to human pleasure and pain.
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El documento resume las ideas de Spinoza sobre el hombre. Según Spinoza, Dios y la Naturaleza son lo mismo. Todo está compuesto por una sustancia con infinitos atributos que se manifiestan como modos, incluyendo los objetos físicos y las ideas. El hombre tiene cuerpo y alma que proceden de los atributos de extensión y pensamiento respectivamente. Para Spinoza, cuerpo y mente no son entes separados sino una unidad, y la comprensión verdadera requiere captar la unidad del todo.
Baruch spinoza
Baruch Spinoza was a 17th century Dutch philosopher who was born Jewish but later excluded from the Jewish community and considered an atheist by some. As a rationalist and radical free-thinker, he enjoyed questioning societal beliefs and was influenced by Descartes' views on consciousness. Some of Spinoza's key philosophical ideas included determinism, that the world is infinite, and relating good and evil to human pleasure and pain.
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Baruch de Spinoza foi um filósofo holandês do século XVII que rejeitou a superstição e considerou Deus e a natureza como a mesma realidade. Ele estudou profundamente a Bíblia e desenvolveu o criticismo bíblico moderno, recusando ensinar em uma universidade por não seguir normas ideológicas. Sua obra Ética foi publicada após sua morte e discute como as emoções humanas são determinadas passivamente, não por livre arbítrio.
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Para Spinoza, Deus é a única substância, equivalente à natureza. Tudo o que existe é parte da essência de Deus e decorre necessariamente dessa essência. Os seres humanos buscam a liberdade através do conhecimento racional que domina as paixões, mas a eterna ordem das coisas representada por Deus não tem paixões.
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Baruch spinoza
Baruch Spinoza was a 17th century Dutch philosopher who was born Jewish but later excluded from the Jewish community and considered an atheist by some. As a rationalist and radical free-thinker, he enjoyed questioning societal beliefs and was influenced by Descartes' views on consciousness. Some of Spinoza's key philosophical ideas included determinism, that the world is infinite, and relating good and evil to human pleasure and pain.
Baruch spinoza
Baruch de Spinoza foi um filósofo holandês do século XVII que rejeitou a superstição e considerou Deus e a natureza como a mesma realidade. Ele estudou profundamente a Bíblia e desenvolveu o criticismo bíblico moderno, recusando ensinar em uma universidade por não seguir normas ideológicas. Sua obra Ética foi publicada após sua morte e discute como as emoções humanas são determinadas passivamente, não por livre arbítrio.
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- 1. Personal Ad Name:__Baruch Spinoza______________ Age:___Lived during the Enligthenment, November 24, 1632 – February 21, 1677 Nationality:_Portugese and Dutch _ Profession:__Philospoher_and author__________ Religious belief: Born as a Jew but became excluded by the religous authorities and afterwards People said I was an atheist.______________________ I would describe myself as: Rationalist and radical free-thinker that liked to question the society _____________________________ In my spare time I like to… _get involved in biblical criticism________________ Person I admire and why:_Descartes because h id thoughts regarding the human conscious influened a lot of my work, Including his quote “ I think, therefore I am.”
- 2. Dualism Angles Virtue and happiness World is infinite Good and evil related to human pleasure and pain View of God Determinism
- 4. Tractatus Theologico-Politicus Ethica God Concept of freedom Nature Man versus mind Society and religion