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From his geometrical method to his geometrical examples; from his doctrine of reason to his explanation of bodies in motion; and from his account of the affects to his understanding of social relations, ratio is of prime importance in Spinoza's philosophy. These 11 essays explore the surprisingly varied dimensions of this unacknowledged keystone of Spinoza's thought. They take you from Spinoza's geometrical diagrams to his concepts of mind, body, the emotions, and the cosmos. It shows how Spinoza's thinking about ratio influences the concept of proportion in Gulliver's Travels, the…mehr
From his geometrical method to his geometrical examples; from his doctrine of reason to his explanation of bodies in motion; and from his account of the affects to his understanding of social relations, ratio is of prime importance in Spinoza's philosophy. These 11 essays explore the surprisingly varied dimensions of this unacknowledged keystone of Spinoza's thought. They take you from Spinoza's geometrical diagrams to his concepts of mind, body, the emotions, and the cosmos. It shows how Spinoza's thinking about ratio influences the concept of proportion in Gulliver's Travels, the differential ontology of Deleuze, egalitarian design for wellbeing, and the notion of an affective architecture.
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Beth Lord is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Aberdeen. She is the author of Kant and Spinozism: Transcendental Idealism and Immanence from Jacobi to Deleuze (2011) and Spinoza's Ethics: an Edinburgh Philosophical Guide (2010), and editor of Spinoza Beyond Philosophy (2012) and the Bloomsbury Companion to Continental Philosophy (2009).
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Contents Acknowledgements Author biographies Abbreviations of Spinoza's works List of figures Introduction, Beth Lord 1. Spinoza's Ontology Geometrically Illustrated: A Reading of Ethics IIP8SM, Valtteri Viljanen 2. Reason and Body in Spinoza's Metaphysics, Michael LeBuffe 3. Ratio and Activity: Spinoza's Biologizing of the Mind in an Aristotelian Key, Heidi M. Ravven 4. Harmony in Spinoza and His Critics, Timothy Yenter 5. Ratio as the basis of Spinoza's concept of equality, Beth Lord 6. Proportion as a barometer of the affective life in Spinoza, Simon B. Duffy 7. Spinoza, Heterarchical Ontology and Affective Architecture, Gökhan Kodalak 8. Dissimilarity: Spinoza's ethical ratios and housing welfare, Peg Rawes 9. The greater part: How intuition forms better worlds, Stefan White 10. Slownesses and Speeds, Latitudes and Longitudes: In the Vicinity of Beatitude, Hélène Frichot 11. The Eyes of the Mind: Proportion in Spinoza, Swift, Ibn Tufayl, Anthony Uhlmann Bibliography.
Contents Acknowledgements Author biographies Abbreviations of Spinoza's works List of figures Introduction, Beth Lord 1. Spinoza's Ontology Geometrically Illustrated: A Reading of Ethics IIP8SM, Valtteri Viljanen 2. Reason and Body in Spinoza's Metaphysics, Michael LeBuffe 3. Ratio and Activity: Spinoza's Biologizing of the Mind in an Aristotelian Key, Heidi M. Ravven 4. Harmony in Spinoza and His Critics, Timothy Yenter 5. Ratio as the basis of Spinoza's concept of equality, Beth Lord 6. Proportion as a barometer of the affective life in Spinoza, Simon B. Duffy 7. Spinoza, Heterarchical Ontology and Affective Architecture, Gökhan Kodalak 8. Dissimilarity: Spinoza's ethical ratios and housing welfare, Peg Rawes 9. The greater part: How intuition forms better worlds, Stefan White 10. Slownesses and Speeds, Latitudes and Longitudes: In the Vicinity of Beatitude, Hélène Frichot 11. The Eyes of the Mind: Proportion in Spinoza, Swift, Ibn Tufayl, Anthony Uhlmann Bibliography.
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