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2019
Abstract Spinoza believes that all things “strive to persevere in their being.” This claim, known as Spinoza’s conatus doctrine, raises many questions. Does Spinoza believe that nature is goal directed? Does he think that all natural things, including ones that are typically classified as inanimate, such as particles of matter and stars ...
Martin Lin
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Abstract Spinoza believes that all things “strive to persevere in their being.” This claim, known as Spinoza’s conatus doctrine, raises many questions. Does Spinoza believe that nature is goal directed? Does he think that all natural things, including ones that are typically classified as inanimate, such as particles of matter and stars ...
Martin Lin
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2002
AbstractThis essay contends that Spinoza’s argument for the conatus doctrine does not commit any of the five fallacies of equivocation. The key to a better understanding of his argument lies in a Spinoza’s “theory of inherence” — that is, his theory of what it is to be “in” something. Spinoza’s conatus argument is a valid demonstration from Spinozistic
Don Garrett
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AbstractThis essay contends that Spinoza’s argument for the conatus doctrine does not commit any of the five fallacies of equivocation. The key to a better understanding of his argument lies in a Spinoza’s “theory of inherence” — that is, his theory of what it is to be “in” something. Spinoza’s conatus argument is a valid demonstration from Spinozistic
Don Garrett
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2018
This essay contends that Spinoza’s argument for the conatus doctrine does not commit any of the five fallacies of equivocation. The key to a better understanding of his argument lies in a Spinoza’s “theory of inherence”—that is, his theory of what it is to be “in” something.
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This essay contends that Spinoza’s argument for the conatus doctrine does not commit any of the five fallacies of equivocation. The key to a better understanding of his argument lies in a Spinoza’s “theory of inherence”—that is, his theory of what it is to be “in” something.
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, 2015 L'articolo intende mostrare l'importanza della ripresa della concezione stoica del conatus nel XVII secolo (Hobbes, Leibniz, Spinoza). In particolare si applica a mostrare la particolarità che il contatus assume in Spinoza in relazione alla sua teoria del significato.
Lorenzo Vinciguerra
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Conatus e Duração na Ética de Espinosa [PDF]
Cadernos Espinosanos, 2018 O artigo visa desenvolver a noção de duração na Ética de Espinosa, mostrando que seu entendimento passa pela discussão de uma outra noção, central na filosofia de Espinosa, qual seja, a noção de conatus.
Dani Barki Minkovicius
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O Conatus em Descartes, Hobbes e Espinosa [PDF]
DoisPontos, 2018 Conceito oriundo do debate a respeito do movimento, o conatus, entendido como inclinação ou esforço, será um dos temas centrais da física seiscentista.
Oliva, Luís César
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2022
Abstract Spinoza explained that the essence of each individual thing is conatus: the drive to persist and to flourish. Appealing to both the physics of entropy and modern evolutionary theory, this chapter explains both why conatus is so fundamental to biological systems and why, in humans, it is transformed into the striving to matter ...
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Abstract Spinoza explained that the essence of each individual thing is conatus: the drive to persist and to flourish. Appealing to both the physics of entropy and modern evolutionary theory, this chapter explains both why conatus is so fundamental to biological systems and why, in humans, it is transformed into the striving to matter ...
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2023
Affirmation and Resistance in Spinoza is a totally new perspective on the relation between ontology and politics in Spinoza. By identifying with clarity and breathtaking acuity the notion of strategy as the negotiation, always contested, between the causality that determines us and the striving for self-preservation, Bove does not only offer a radical ...
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Affirmation and Resistance in Spinoza is a totally new perspective on the relation between ontology and politics in Spinoza. By identifying with clarity and breathtaking acuity the notion of strategy as the negotiation, always contested, between the causality that determines us and the striving for self-preservation, Bove does not only offer a radical ...
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