The third and fourth sections analyze the relation between emotions and morality, and are titled "On the Origin and Nature of the Emotions" and "Of Human Bondage.
Key concepts in this text are substance and attribute, where substance is the totality of the universe, and attribute is a property of the universe. The third section distinguishes between three forms of knowledge, and concerns the origins of the mind. The third and fourth sections analyze the relation between emotions and morality, and are titled "On the Origin and Nature of the Emotions" and "Of Human Bondage." The first section, "Concerning God," argues for the coextension of God and the universe. For 10 points, name this work organized like Euclid's Elements, a pantheistic treatise by Baruch Spinoza.
Key concepts in this text are substance and attribute, where substance is the totality of the universe, and attribute is a property of the universe.
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