Traité Théologico-Politique: Préface Du Chapitre XX

by Baruch Spinoza, Myrielle Pardo, Laurence Hansen-Love (Editor)

Le Traite theologico-politique, que Spinoza a publie anonymement en 1670, elabore les concepts et pose les principes qui nous permettent encore aujourd'hui de preserver a la fois la liberte des cultes et l'autonomie individuelle du jugement. Car la religion est compatible avec la libre pensee, pourvu que ceux qui ont des convictions acceptent de ne pas les imposer a ceux qui n'en ont pas.



Le dossier

- L'architecture de l'oeuvre
- L'auteur et le contexte
- Chronologie
- Themes et problematiques de l'oeuvre
- Glossaire

96 pages, Pocket Book

Published August 10, 2011

About the author

Controversial pantheistic doctrine of Dutch philosopher and theologian Baruch Spinoza or Benedict advocated an intellectual love of God; people best know Ethics , his work of 1677.

People came considered this great rationalist of 17th century.

In his posthumous magnum opus, he opposed mind–body dualism of René Descartes and earned recognition of most important thinkers of west. This last indisputable Latin masterpiece, which Spinoza wrote, finally turns and entirely destroys the refined medieval conceptions.

After death of Baruch Spinoza, often Benedictus de Spinoza, people realized not fully his breadth and importance until many years. He laid the ground for the 18th-century Enlightenment and modern Biblical criticism, including conceptions of the self and arguably the universe. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel said of all contemporaries, "You are either a Spinozist or not a philosopher at all."