Michael Hardt's preface to Negri's book The Savage Anomaly discusses this work's usage of the terms "potestas" and "potentia", and is entitled "The An
Michael Hardt's preface to Negri's book The Savage Anomaly discusses this work's usage of the terms "potestas" and "potentia", and is entitled "The Anatomy of Power". This work criticizes those who argue that "God made all thigns for the sake of himself", by calling the will of God the "sanctuary of ignorance". This work's section on "The Power of the Understanding", is concerned with emotions and begins by examining "Mental Freedom or Blessedness;" that section also defines the concepts of good, evil, contingent, and possible. Its second section on the "nature and origin of the mind", contains a "digression on the nature of bodies", that introduces several new axioms. Containing a subsection called "Of Human Bondage", it outlines an argument against Cartesian dualism using proofs in the style of geometry. For 10 points, name this treatise by Baruch Spinoza.
Michael Hardt's preface to Negri's book The Savage Anomaly discusses this work's usage of the terms "potestas" and "potentia", and is entitled "The Anatomy of Power".
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