Spinoza et les problemes du corps dans l’histoire de la critique: Essai bibliographique

Journal of Early Modern Studies 5 (2):101-142 (2016)
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This bibliographical essay reconstructs the scholarly debate concerning Spinoza’s account of the body over the last ninety years. The paper focuses on the notion of body considered only from a physical point of view. Questions concerning the ontological status of bodies, the nature of their essence, their power of operating, or the sources of Spinoza’s views have originated a long-standing discussion. This reconstruction presents the main solutions developed so far, and pinpoints the still understudied areas in the field.

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Andrea Sangiacomo
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