No. 21 (2009)

Artigos

• The secularization of the religious affects in Spinoza’s works: hope and fear, love and generosity

  Gábor Boros

  11-40

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• Hermeneutics and subjective pluralism: the foundation of freedom in Spinoza’s thought

  Victor-Manuel Pineda Santoyo

  41-82

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• The conception of human nature in Benedictus Spinoza

  Emanuel Angelo da Rocha Fragoso

  83-95

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• The presence of the method in the initial definitions of part II of Spinoza’s Ethics

  Sérgio Luís Persch

  96-117

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• The time of the parts. Temporality and perspective in Spinoza

  Mariana de Gainza

  118-129

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• Heidegger and Leibniz- the openness of the concept of monad

  Cristiano Bonneau

  130-139

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• The Descartes’s rationalism called into question

  Carlos Eduardo Pereira Oliveira

  140-159

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• Spinoza: a think about the actuality and the criticism of the utopian politics

  Daniel Santos da Silva

  159-174

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