Often named the "Prince of Philosophers," Benedict Baruch Spinoza is considered one of the most prominent "Rationalists" in the history of Philosophy.
His intr.
This Special edition of "The Philosophy of Spinoza" contains 3 full essays, originally published in 1926 and edited by Joseph Ratner.
His ideas were branded as heresy, by both Christian and Jewish religious leaders.
His scientifically grounded work laid the foundation for the 18th century "Enlightenment," and modern biblical criticism.
Often named the "Prince of Philosophers," Benedict Baruch Spinoza is considered one of the most prominent "Rationalists" in the history of Philosophy