Conhecimento humano e a ideia de afecção na Ética de Espinosa
Keywords:
onhecimento, experiência, ideia de afecção, imaginação, knowledge, experience, idea of affection, imaginationAbstract
A tese de que o conceito espinosista de ideia de afecção, introduzido na Ética, expressa o sentido mais preciso do que seja, para o autor, o conceito de ideia da imaginação. Este texto pretende problematizar essa leitura, procurando fornecer subsídios para a hipótese de que ela não é nem inequivocamente corroborada pelo texto da Ética, nem exigida pela doutrina aí apresentada.
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It is widely accepted by scholars that Spinoza's concept of idea of affection, introduced in the Ethics, states his notion of the idea of imagination. In this paper I address this reading, claiming that it is not either unequivocally corroborated by the text of the Ethics, or required by the doctrine developed there.
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