Today, my last day in Amsterdam, I finally made it to the monument unveiled last year honoring Baruch de Spinoza. Since the talk I gave at the ISSRNC conference here was on immanence (specifically, Charles Taylor’s concept of the ‘immanent frame’ and William Connolly’s and others’ immanent naturalism), there was no way around visiting the […]
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Spinoza’s parakeets, sparrows, & roses
Posted in Philosophy, Politics, Spirit matter, tagged dualism, immanence, Spinoza on July 28, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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