The philosophy of Spinoza
By: edited by Joseph Ratner
Contributors: Ratner, Joseph, 1901-; John A. Mackay Collection (Princeton Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Tudor
Published: 1926
Place of publication: New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 376
Subjects: Philosophy; Early works to 1800
Work titles: Selections
Table of contents: title: [On God]; title: Of superstition --; title: Of the interpretation of scripture --; title: Of prophets and prophecy --; title: Of the vocation of the Hebrews --; title: Of the divine Law --; title: Of the ceremonial law --; title: Of miracles --; title: Of the divine nature -- -- [On man]; title: The nature and origin of the human mind --; title: The nature and extent of human knowledge --; title: Determinism and morals --; title: The origin and nature of the emotions --; title: The psychology of the emotions -- -- [On man's well-being]; title: Of human bondage --; title: The foundations of the moral life --; title: Of the foundations of a state --; title: Of supreme authorities --; title: Freedom of thought and speech --; title: Of human freedom --; title: Of human blessedness and the eternity of the mind.