This work states that everything strives to persevere in being and claims that every material thing is represented by an "adequate idea". In this work, "perception", "reason", and "intuition" are ordered by level of reliability in its hierarchy of knowledge. This work introduced the conatus principle and claims that "thought" and "extensions" are the two known (*) "attributes". This work defines anything that depends on something else for its own existence as a "mode", which is contrasted with a "substance", which is independent. This work defines human passions as "Human Bondage", and describes God as containing infinite attributes as well as being interchangeable w
This work states that everything strives to persevere in being and claims that every material thing is represented by an "adequate idea". In this work, "perception", "reason", and "intuition" are ordered by level of reliability in its hierarchy of knowledge. This work introduced the conatus principle and claims that "thought" and "extensions" are the two known (*) "attributes". This work defines anything that depends on something else for its own existence as a "mode", which is contrasted with a "substance", which is independent. This work defines human passions as "Human Bondage", and describes God as containing infinite attributes as well as being interchangeable with nature. For 10 points name this geometrically-organized work, a treatise by Baruch Spinoza.
This work states that everything strives to persevere in being and claims that every material thing is represented by an "adequate idea".
Ethics, Demonstrated in Geometrical Order [or Ethica, ordine geometrico demonstrata]