Бессмертная «доля» души в учении аристотеля, в этике спинозы и в перипатетической рецепции маймонидом раввинистического учения о «доле» человека «в грядущем мире»

Schole 9 (1):137-141 (2015)
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The author compares the ideas of Aristotle and Spinoza on the «immortality»/«eternity» of the wise one’s “mind”/“soul”, not excluding the Stagirite’s immediate influence on Spinoza in this aspect. The paper also deals with the possible influence of the rabbinic doctrine of one’s “share in the World-to-Come” in its Maimonides’ interpretation on Spinoza’s teaching concerning the eternal “part” of the wise one’s soul.

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