The Ethics
Author: Benedict de Spinoza
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Description: The Ethics by Benedict de Spinoza meticulously dissects the nature of reality, God, and human emotions through a rigorous, axiomatic framework. This masterpiece provides a foundation for rationalist thought and offers insights into achieving intellectual clarity and freedom.
Pages: 143
Megabytes: 0.85 MB
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