Spinoza: The Ethics

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• SB

  @sbabinteazam · 8 months ago

  Never stop uploading videos, there are rare of those who give such lectures !

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• JA

  @jadmalaeb9539 · 1 month ago

  Thank you for taking the time to break down this dense, difficult and beautiful piece of thinking... i will have to study this multiple times over to really get it but this already provides a ton of help. Back to the book now 🤓

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• MM

  @MM-eb9ub · 8 months ago

  So glad you are back!!<br>Thank you for the work you put into this series

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• OB

  @Obstentia · 8 months ago

  Really needed this one, thanks!

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• LE

  @LEMAN_WOLF · 8 months ago

  Another brilliant lecture from a brilliant teacher! Thanks for the content! <br><br>A question arose about Spinoza: is it true that he is a very ambivalent person, because some facts from his biography show that he was radical and stubborn, but on the other hand, there are many reviews about him as a kind-hearted and merciful person? Or is one of the sources withholding information about him? <br><br>And I wanted to know who the next lecture would be about, if it&apos;s not a secret?

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• AU

  @austinshepard6043 · 8 months ago

  Love the delivery and format of this keep it up⛹️‍♂️

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• DO

  @docjaramillo · 11 days ago

  Excellent presentation. I’ve been studying Spinoza for 5 years. May I also recommend Stephen Nadler’s “A Book Forged in Hell”, “Think Least of Death” and “Spinoza, Atheist”

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• DA

  @davidprice1875 · 1 month ago

  Really great presentation - thanks for putting this up.

• GR

  @grombrindalmao · 4 weeks ago

  Amazing lecture, thank you!

• MI

  @mistigri-ed5of · 8 months ago

  thank you mate! that was very interesting. pretty dense to listen to it all at once, but very interesting. thanks again

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• OJ

  @ojo4949 · 2 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fi8sccHaml4&amp;t=673">11:13</a> &quot;Stoicism is all the rage these days&quot; How did we even get to this point? I bet there was always a big interest in Stoic ethics, but now, whenever I enter a philosophy section of any book store, it&apos;s just Stoicism and a selection of Continental work (especially within Existentialism). A lot of men and women seem to treat these ancient thinkers like therapy or resources aimed towards status. I would love to see you go over the history and theory of Stoicism if you haven&apos;t already.

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• R_

  @R_I1100 · 8 months ago

  Thank you for this.

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