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Glauser, Richard
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- PublicationMétadonnées seulementThe Experience of Absolute Beauty in Hutcheson: Perception, Reason and Pleasure(2016)"Francis Hutcheson and the Origin of the Aesthetic", Endre Szécsenyi ed., (Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies, University of Aberdeen)
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- PublicationMétadonnées seulementSpinoza et le problème de la distinction des substances dans l'Ethique(2004-3-29)Both the meaning of E1 P5 and its demonstration have often seemed troublesome to commentators, old and new. An attempt is made to give a reading of the proposition that does justice both to Spinoza's criticism of Descartes's theory of substance from the outset of E 1, and to the global coherence of E1 P1-13. To do so I defend the claim that as long as Spinoza is working with the hypothesis of a plurality of substances (which he discards in E1 P14), he sets no limits to the number of attributes that a substance can have. I oppose the reading of Gueroult and others, for whom Spinoza, at P5, is concerned with substances having only one attribute. Next, an attempt is made to give an informal reading of the demonstration of P5 in such a way that Spinoza can avoid the rather obvious attacks which were later to be made by Bayle and Leibniz. Finally, I sketch out how P5 fits into Spinoza's conception of the theory of metaphysical distinctions in relation to Descartes.
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- PublicationMétadonnées seulementShaftesbury: enthousiasme et experience religieuse(2002-5-31)This is a study of the religious dimension of enthusiasm in Shaftesbury. After distinguishing between a negative and a positive sense of the term, one should distinguish between two positive forms of enthusiasm. The first is based on a religious experience of God, the second concerns the religious experience of the world. We study the relationships between the two, as well as between these two and aesthetic experience, drawing out the underlying connection between aesthetic experience and religion in the philosophy of Shaftesbury.