‎Spinoza‎

‎Spinoza Benedicti De‎

‎Opera Quotquot Reperta Sunt Vols. 1-4 In 2 Vols‎

‎The Hague: Martinus Nijoff. Very Good. 1914. Third Edition. Hardcover. Front blank endpapers of both volumes are missing inked over label on spines ; Ex-Library; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Martinus Nijoff hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Baruch‎

‎Philosophy of Spinoza: Selections from his Chief Works‎

‎Modern Library. Spinoza Baruch. Philosophy of Spinoza: Selections from his Chief Works. New York: Modern Library 1954. 376pp. 12mo. Cloth. Book condition: Very good. Previous owners' names on front pastedown and top edge. . Very Good. 1954. Modern Library hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedictus de and Elwes Robert Harvey Monro Translated from the Latin by and Sewall Frank Introduction by‎

‎Philosophy of Benedict de Spinoza; Three Titles in One Volume: On the Improvement of the Understanding; The Ethics; The Correspondence‎

‎Tudor Publishing Company. 1933. Hardcover. Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Tudor Publishing Company. hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedictus De 1632 1677 . Elwes Robert Harvey Monro 1853‎

‎Philosophy of Benedict De Spinoza. Translated from the Latin by R. H. M. Elwes. with an Introduction by Frank Sewall M. A.‎

‎Hardcover. Fair. Tudor Publishing 1934 hardcover. Cover has sun-faded spine and shows moderate to minor edgewear. Pages unmarked. Binding still sound. hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedict. R. H. M. Elwes ; Frank Sewall ; henry oldenburg simon de vries lewis meyer peter balling william de blyenberg‎

‎Philosophy of Benedict de Spinoza. On the improvement of the understanding -- The Ethics -- Concerning God -- Of the Nature and origin of the mind -- On the nature and oriign of emotions -- Of human bondage or the strength of the emotions -- On the power of the understanding -- Spinoza's Correspondence‎

‎New York : Tudor Publishing 1933. 1933. Very Good. xxxiii 427 pp. ; dark blue cloth ; no dustjacket ; Contents: On the improvement of the understanding -- The Ethics -- Concerning God -- Of the Nature and origin of the mind -- On the nature and oriign of emotions -- Of human bondage or the strength of the emotions -- On the power of the understanding -- Spinoza's Correspondence. ; small embossed portrait of Shakespeare on cover ; notes in ink on endpapers ; spine faded ; else VG New York : Tudor Publishing, 1933. hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedictus De and R. H. M. Elwes‎

‎PHILOSOPHY OF BENEDICT DE SPINOZA‎

‎New York Tudor Pub. Co. 1936. spec2 sef4 rab6 . Hardcover xxxiii 427 pages 8vo 24 cm. Contents: On the improvement of the understanding. -The Ethics. --The Correspondence. SUBJECT S : Philosophy. Spinoza Benedictus de. Notes : Previously issued under title: Improvement of the understanding Ethics and Correspondence of Benedictus de Spinoza. OCLC lists over 200 copies worldwide. Wear to binding. Wear to edges and cover binding. Otherwise good condition. mx-32-18 . New York, Tudor Pub. Co. hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedict De‎

‎PHILOSOPHY OF BENEDICT DE SPINOZA‎

‎Other: Other. Very Good. Hardcover. Translated from the Latin by R H M Elwes. NY Tudor 1934. 417 pages clothbound no jacket. Colvers a little sunned else very good condition. . Other hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedict De.‎

‎Philosophy of Benedict De Spinoza.‎

‎NY: Tudor 1936. New Edition. Green cloth. Few notations at the beginning in blue pencil else VG. . Hardcover. NY: Tudor, (1936). hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedict‎

‎Philosophy of Benedict Spinoza.‎

‎Tudor Publishing Co. 1936. Tr. from Latin by R. Han Elies. Intro. by Frank Sewall. Large sturdy quality blue cloth very tiny surface wear spot at spine top left edge spine bottom right edge gilt lettering and design on spine near-bright 427 pages.Light wear to bottom tips and spine corners. Page 158 creased at bottom tip due to publisher's defect. Hard Cover. Fair. Tudor Publishing Co. Hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedictus de/ Shirley Samuel Translator/ Barbone Steven Introduction by‎

‎Political Treatise‎

‎Hackett Pub Co Inc 2005. Paperback. New. 193 pages. 8.75x5.75x0.75 inches. Hackett Pub Co Inc paperback‎

Référence libraire : 2-0872205444 ISBN : 0872205444 9780872205444

‎Spinoza Benedict de‎

‎Political Works‎

‎Oxford University Press. Used - Good. Shows some signs of wear and may have some markings on the inside. Oxford University Press unknown‎

Référence libraire : GRP70663351 ISBN : 0198241682 9780198241683

‎Spinoza Baruch de.‎

‎PORTRAIT Baruch de Spinoza. 1632 Amsterdam - 1677 Den Haag. Niederländ. Philosoph. Schulterstück im Halbprofil. Stahlstich.‎

‎ca. 1845. . Miniatur-Porträt. - Spinoza wird dem Rationalismus zugeordnet u. gilt als einer der Begründer der modernen Bibel- u. Religionskritik. - Stockfleckig [ca. 1845]. unknown‎

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‎Spinoza Benedictus de‎

‎Principles of Descartes Philosophy‎

‎Open Court Pub Co. Used - Good. Ships from Reno NV. Former Library book. Shows some signs of wear and may have some markings on the inside. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Shipped to over one million happy customers. Your purchase benefits world literacy! Open Court Pub Co unknown‎

Référence libraire : GRP111256747 ISBN : 0875480535 9780875480534

‎Spinoza Baruch; Rice Lee‎

‎Principles of Cartesian Philosophy: with Metaphysical Thoughts and Lodewijk Meyer's Inaugural Dissertation Hackett Classics‎

‎Hackett Publishing Company Inc 1998-03-15. Hardcover. Good. 100% satisfaction guaranteed! We ship quicklyClean pages. Ex-Library. Good Condition! Hackett Publishing Company, Inc hardcover‎

Référence libraire : SKU00004119 ISBN : 0872204014 9780872204010

‎Spinoza Benedictus de‎

‎Principles of Cartesian philosophy‎

‎Philosophical Library. Used - Good. Shows some signs of wear and may have some markings on the inside. Philosophical Library unknown‎

Référence libraire : GRP91834493 ISBN : 072067610x 9780720676105

‎Spinoza Baruch‎

‎Principles of Cartesian Philosophy‎

‎A Mass Market Paperback. Good Maybe Vg. Grandfather's History Library. Paperback‎

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‎Spinoza Baruch‎

‎Principles of Cartesian Philosophy‎

‎A Mass Market Paperback. maybe a llitle dusty . Good. paperback‎

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‎Spinoza Baruch; Introduction by Albert Einstein‎

‎Reflections and Maxims‎

‎Philosophical Library NY 1965. 1st edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. "The influence of Baruch Spinoza the 17th Century sage of Holland has made itself felt throughout history. For almost a hundred years after his death his name was only spoken in a whisper. But in the last two centuries we have begun more and more to realize the depth of his insight the clarity of his philosophical manner." Pub. Info 1ST THUS Philosophical Library, NY hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Baruch de‎

‎REFLEXIONS CURIEUSES D'UN ESPRIT DES- INTERRESSÉ SUR LES MATIERES LES PLUS IMPORTANTES AU SALUT TANT PUBLIC QUE PARTICULIER second title: TRAITTÉ DES CEREMONIES SUPERSTIRIEUSES DES JUIFS TANT ANCIENS QUE MODERNES‎

‎A Cologne: Chez Emanuel 1678 second imprint: A Amsterdam: Chez Jacob Smith 1678. 32531292errata30pp. 12mo. Contemporary stiff vellum. spine lettered in gilt. Small shelf-label shadow in middle of spine early ink note on verso of second title referring to the two title leaves offset a bit opposite and with faint bleed-through to recto first signature exhibits variations in lower edge trim size from leaf to leaf but a very good crisp copy. First edition in French of Spinoza's TRACTATUS THEOLOGICO-POLITICUS 1670 translated by Gabriel de Saint Glain. Spinoza wrote a 30pp. addenda of "Remarques" in anticipation of the publication of this translation and the book was published with two variant titles and different imprints on two separate title leaves -- both are present in this copy. The book had been officially banned in 1674 by the State of Holland. "Spinoza's thought a fusion of Cartesian rationalism and Hebraic tradition in which he grew up is a solitary but crystal-clear exposition of the theory of natural right. He defends with eloquence the liberty of thought and speech in speculative matters and the Tractatus contains the first clear statement of the independence of each other of philosophy and religion in that speculation and precepts of conduct cannot collide. Spinoza to whom any controversy was abhorrent did not publish the Tractatus until 1670 and then anonymously with a bogus imprint" - PMM. PRINTING & THE MIND OF MAN 153 Latin edition. Chez Jacob Smith hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedictus de‎

‎Reflexions curieuses d'un esprit des-interesse�� sur les matieres les plus importantes au salut tant public que particulier 1678‎

‎2020. Paperback. New. Lang: - fre Pages 638. Reprinted in 2020 with the help of original edition published long back 1678. This book is Printed in black & white sewing binding for longer life with Matt laminated multi-Colour Soft Cover HARDCOVER EDITION IS ALSO AVAILABLE Printed on high quality Paper re-sized as per Current standards professionally processed without changing its contents. As these are old books we processed each page manually and make them readable but in some cases some pages which are blur or missing or black spots. If it is multi volume set then it is only single volume if you wish to order a specific or all the volumes you may contact us. We expect that you will understand our compulsion in these books. We found this book important for the readers who want to know more about our old treasure so we brought it back to the shelves. Any type of Customisation is possible with extra charges. Hope you will like it and give your comments and suggestions. paperback‎

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‎SPINOZA BARUCH de.‎

‎Reflexions Curieuses d'un Esprit des-Interress� sur les matieres les plus Importantes au salut tant Public que Particulier. Second title-page: Traite des ceremonies Superstitieuses des Juifs tant Anciens que Modernes.‎

‎A Cologne K�ln Claude Emanuel 1678. - A Amsterdam Jacob Smith 1678. 12mo. Nice contemp. full red morocco. Richly gilt spine with gilt lettering. Gilt borders on covers. Inside gilt borders. Edges gilt. 325313130 pp. � Scarce first French edition of Spinoza's "Tractatus theologico-politicus" 1670. The work was offered under two different title-pages the offered copy has both van der Linde Nos 11 a. 12. The "Remarques." 30 pp. at end was written by Spinoza himself for this French edition.<br><br>"Spinoza's thought a fusion of Cartesian rationalism and Hebraic tradition in which he grew up is a solitary but crystal-clear exposition of the theory of natural right. He defends with eloquence the liberty of thought and speech in speculative matters and the Tractatus contains the first clear statement of the independence of each other of philosophy and religion in that speculation and precepts of conduct cannot collide. Spinoza to whom any controversy was abhorrent did not publish the Tractatus undtil 1670 and then anonymously with a bogus imprint." Printing and the Mind of Man. - The work was officially banned in 1674 by the State of Holland.<br> <br>Van der Linde No. 11 a. 12. - PMM No. 153 for the Latin ed. unknown‎

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‎SPINOZA BENEDICTUS de. REFORMATION OF THE NEW PHILOSOPHY‎

‎Renati des Cartes Principiorum Philosophiae Pars I & II More Geometrico demonstratae. Accesserunt Cogitata Metaphysica In quibus difficiliores quaetam in parte Metaphysices generali qu�m speciali occurrunt quaestiones brevitur explicantur.‎

‎Amsterdam Apud Johannem Riewerts 1663. Small 4to. Orig. blank paper boards most of backstrip lacking and wear to extremities but tight. Woodcut illustr. to title-page and several woodcut mathematical and physical illustrations throughout. Annotations to both free end-paper. Some minor brownspotting and even light browning to leaves. A very nice and attractive copy. 16 140 pp. being title-page Preface w. Errata Index Ad Librum the main text pp. 1- 90 and the Appendix being the Cogitata Metaphysica w. its own half-title pp. 91-140. � The rare first edition of Spinoza's first published work his critical exposition of Descartes's "Principles of Philosophy" which was the only work that he published under his own name in his life-time.<br><br>In 1660 Spinoza began writing a work on God man and the happiness of man. This treatise is the first known work by the great philosopher. The book was not published in his life-time though and it is now only known through a Dutch translation it was originally written in Latin which was not published until 1862 and the present work on Descartes' philosophy "Descartes' Principles of Philosophy. Proven by the Geometrical Method" thus constitutes his first published work; it is also the only work that he published which bears his name on the title-page all of his other works were published anonymously. An expanded Dutch version of the work appeared in 1664.<br><br>Benedictus Spinoza is one of the most important thinkers of early modern philosophy and all of his works are of groundbreaking character. His name was actually Baruch Espinoza but he Latinized his name in 1657 after having been expelled from the Jewish community; his philosophical and scientific studies had caused him to remove himself further and further away from the Jewish comprehension of God he rejected the idea that the Jewish people were God's chosen people and he refused to live by the laws and rules of the Jewish religion. It is also after this event that Spinoza chooses to become a lens-cutter a toughly required skill which not only took good craftsmanship but also great mathematical knowledge; Spinoza became one of the greatest lens-cutters of his time and his lenses were in demand all over Europe. <br><br>In 1660 Spinoza moves from Amsterdam to Rijnsburg where he begins working on his first philosophical work his "Short Treatise on God Man and Human Welfare" which is sort of a preliminary study for his "Ethica". He now also works on a guiding work for those who seek to apprehend God i.e. the highest good entitled "Tractatus de intellectus emendatione". The work was never finished though and now he begins working on the work that is going to constitute his debut his exposition of Descartes' "Principia" which had been published in 1644. Spinoza's work was printed in 1663 and it immediately became very popular and widely read causing vast discussions of his philosophy and his view on Descartes throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. <br><br>This highly important work the only to be published under Spinoza's own name in his life-time stands at the centre of the understanding of the entire trajectory of Spinoza's philosophical career. It is likely based on the evidence of contemporary Dutch thinkers that Spinoza's move to Rijnsberg in the summer of 1661 was prompted by a wish to be nearer to the university and the many heated debates on Descartes that famously took place there at the time and thus the polemic philosophical centre of the Netherlands. It has now also been recognized that Spinoza here attracted numerous students who came to him to take lessons in geometry and Cartesian philosophy and it is very likely that it was in connection with this that he wrote his famous work on Descartes' "Principia". The work came to be understood as more than a textbook though. It evoked numerous heated and dangerous debates on the real intention of the great thinker who later became so influential. Did Spinoza really set out to explain Descartes' system and provide an even more solid foundation for Descartes' philosophy or did he in fact hide behind that great man and instead in reality expound his own philosophy by subtly perverting Descartes' thought and in his disguise expound something that went directly against the fundamental thought of the "Principia" Many great thinkers of the time thought so e.g. Steno Bontekoe and Baumgarten; Bontekoe for instance states in a letter: "to mix his diabolical concepts among those of Descartes and coax the Cartesians to accept them the more easily and they taking him to be a true Cartesian often acknowledge these as being authentic Cartesian ideas when in fact they are not being concepts which on the contrary besmirch that philosophy obscure and destroy it and often without anyone noticing overthrow it. One sees all this from the work's foul preface and from the Cogitata Metaphysica which he appended to it. Indeed in the preface Spinoza has the effrontery to assert not only that he had had to deal with things in that book according to Descartes' opinion but that he had gained insight into still higher principia whereby he can provide other and better explanations of things than does Descartes" "Brief Aen Johan Frederik Swetzer".<br><br>Whatever may be concluded as to the real intentions of Spinoza it can safely be said that "there is far more in the "Principiorum Philosophiae" and the appendix "Cogita metaphysics" than a simple summary of Cartesian philosophy and that these works are of considerable value for understanding Spinoza's own development." Barbone and Rice Introduction to the English Translation p. XXI. Until recent times 19th and 20th century scholarship in general has treated the present work as being merely an exposition of Descartes' philosophy but extensive research has proven this to me much misguided. When the work first appeared it was taken to be an authentically Cartesian work and it counted as one of the most important and authoritative commentaries on Descartes' philosophy. This however seems to be only part of the truth. Spinoza does not simply repeat Descartes' arguments and try to clarify the meaning of them he seems to be doing something that has had far-reaching consequences for the understanding of Descartes and the philosophical development of the 17th and 18th centuries. It seems highly improbable that a thinker like Spinoza though perhaps partly a Cartesian at the time at the same time as working on his highly controversial "Ethica" should have written a clarification of the arguments of Descartes without commenting on them and without elaborating on them merely placing them in a more satisfactory order; apart from that the reading of the text and the many letters that were written between Spinoza and his fellow collaborators clearly indicate that there is talk of some act of philosophical subversion of Descartes' thoughts and that Spinoza's own philosophy hides underneath the seemingly innocent exposition of Descartes' "Principles of Philosophy". This did not go unnoticed however and the work evoked great controversy. Nicolai Steno for instance was one of the first to accuse Spinoza a friend of his to work directly against the doctrines of Descartes. He saw the work as that of a materialist whose aim was to fundamentally reform Descartes' philosophy and destroy the "soul". Did Spinoza have these intentions which seems probable it does not take much to explain why he chose to conceal them in a time of official suppression of books and imprisonment of the offending authors.<br><br>The work thus constitutes one of the most important works of early modern philosophy uniting the two greatest philosophical minds of that period Descartes and Spinoza showing Spinoza as the expounder and critic of Descartes and his main work as well as one of the most authoritative and important commentators on Descartes' philosophy but also as one of the greatest and most radical thinkers in his own right. The present work provides us with testimony to the Cartesianism of Spinoza perhaps the means by which he could inconspicuously spread his own philosophy and his own philosophical principles. As such the work provides us with the earliest testimony to the radical thoughts that have made Spinoza one of the most criticized admired discussed and banned philosophers of modern times. It is perhaps in this work we see the paving of the way towards the overthrow of the "true philosophy" of Descartes as well as all religion and truth. Through the high impact of Cartesianism Spinozism came to grasp the philosophy of the centuries to follow.<br><br>"Baruch or Benedictus Spinoza is one of the most important philosophers-and certainly the most radical-of the early modern period. His thought combines a commitment to Cartesian metaphysical and epistemological principles with elements from ancient Stoicism and medieval Jewish rationalism into a nonetheless highly original system. His extremely naturalistic views on God the world the human being and knowledge serve to ground a moral philosophy centered on the control of the passions leading to virtue and happiness. They also lay the foundations for a strongly democratic political thought and a deep critique of the pretensions of Scripture and sectarian religion. Of all the philosophers of the seventeenth-century perhaps none have more relevance today than Spinoza." SEP<br><br>Van der Linde I:1. hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Benedictus de‎

‎Renatus Des Cartes Beginzelen der wysbegeerte I en II deel na de meetkonstige w�³ze beweezen. Mitsgaders des zelfs overnatuurkundige gedachten . Benedictus de Spinoza Alles uit 't Lat�³n vertaalt door P.B 1664‎

‎2020. Paperback. New. Lang: - dut Pages 196. Reprinted in 2020 with the help of original edition published long back 1664. This book is Printed in black & white sewing binding for longer life with Matt laminated multi-Colour Soft Cover HARDCOVER EDITION IS ALSO AVAILABLE Printed on high quality Paper re-sized as per Current standards professionally processed without changing its contents. As these are old books we processed each page manually and make them readable but in some cases some pages which are blur or missing or black spots. If it is multi volume set then it is only single volume if you wish to order a specific or all the volumes you may contact us. We expect that you will understand our compulsion in these books. We found this book important for the readers who want to know more about our old treasure so we brought it back to the shelves. Any type of Customisation is possible with extra charges. Hope you will like it and give your comments and suggestions. paperback‎

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‎Spinoza Benedictus de‎

‎Selections The modern student's library. Philosophy series‎

‎C. Scribner's sons 1930. Hardcover. Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions. The dust jacket is missing. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less. C. Scribner's sons hardcover‎

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‎Spinoza Baruch de‎

‎Spinoza A Theologico-Political Treatise Forgotten Books‎

‎Forgotten Books 2008. Paperback. New. Forgotten Books paperback‎

Référence libraire : PB-112136 ISBN : 1606200208 9781606200209