This work's concept of the Natura naturata is predicated by God, who is the one substance of the universe, a position later termed pantheism.
In this work, reason is differentiated from random experience as a source of knowledge, and actions and passions, which are the two varieties of affects, are attributed to changes in one's striving for perseverance, or conatus. This work argues that the same nature can be analyzed physically or non-physically in terms of extension and thought, respectively. This work's concept of the Natura naturata is predicated by God, who is the one substance of the universe, a position later termed pantheism. For 10 points, name philosophical tract by Baruch Spinoza.
In this work, reason is differentiated from random experience as a source of knowledge, and actions and passions, which are the two varieties of affects, are attributed to changes in one's striving for perseverance, or conatus.
{Ethics} [accept {Ethica}]