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A Little Spinoza Book
Practical Philosophy
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Spinoza: Practical Philosophy, authored by Gilles Deleuze, provides an insightful exploration of Spinoza's ethical and political thought.
Deleuze analyzes Spinoza's concept of conatus, the striving for self-preservation, and its implications for human action.
The book examines Spinoza's ideas on freedom, desire, and the relationship between the individual and society.
Deleuze highlights Spinoza's critique of traditional morality and his advocacy for a rational and affirmative approach to life.
Spinoza: Practical Philosophy offers a compelling interpretation of Spinoza's philosophical project, emphasizing its relevance for contemporary ethical and political concerns.
Deleuze analyzes Spinoza's concept of conatus, the striving for self-preservation, and its implications for human action.
The book examines Spinoza's ideas on freedom, desire, and the relationship between the individual and society.
Deleuze highlights Spinoza's critique of traditional morality and his advocacy for a rational and affirmative approach to life.
Spinoza: Practical Philosophy offers a compelling interpretation of Spinoza's philosophical project, emphasizing its relevance for contemporary ethical and political concerns.
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Deleuze and Guattari - How Do You Make Yourself a Body Without Organs?
