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Hi Lance, I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for but I found this page on the web which shows “Nagelate schriften” and “1677” near the upper left: http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/spin003nage01_01/ The first section going down the center of that

had to tell for the mere sake of communicating about the subject. my best regards Adline V. --- On Sun, 27/3/11, Terry Neff tneff@^$1 wrote: What Spinoza is trying to get us to "see", with our mind's eye, is that mind and body do not exist in themselves

Hi Adline, Hans and All, With regard to Kant's use of and reservations about what in his own mind is apparently associated with the term 'intuit', we might argue for or against. But as soon as we start doing that we have left Spinoza's use of the term

------- Ralph recently belched forth towards the cave wall, and reflecting back came...: > A week and a half ago I attended a lecture on Kant's evaluation of > Spinoza, esp. the change of heart Kant expresses in his late writings, > where he comes closer

Hi Adeline, Please notice that, although I did refer to something specific Plato had written, I explained that I did so as a different way of thinking about some particular ideas which Spinoza had expressed and that I presented some of Spinoza's notes from

Hi again Adline and All, You had written some time back (and I had tried to reply to): ------- Adline: ... do you have a trick that works, how to be sure not to take an intense feeling as an essence, and to be sure that it is not your imagination but that

being of such a nature, that the part thereof which we have shown to perish with the body (E5P21) [that is, the Imagination -TNeff] should be of little importance when compared with the part which endures [the Intellect -TNeff (See also the last sentence

2, before going on to elaborate on a particular topic ("the will") he notes: ======= E2: PROP. 49 Corollary, Note [My CAPS - TNeff]: ...I begin, then, with the first point, and warn my readers to make an accurate distinction between AN IDEA, or conception

Hi Guilherme (and All, which I almost always intend whether I write it or not), Hans gave an excellent recap and brief explanation of some key related points Spinoza expressed in the Ethics. Now we might want to bring those ideas down to our own

Hi Guilherme, Reading over your observations and expressed attempts to understand how Spinoza viewed what is often referred to as the mind-body problem I could not help but recognize many of the same points I have considered over the years and of course