"Spinoza's Vacuum Argument", Midwest Studies in Philosophy, Morris (Minn.), t. 5 (1980), p. 391-399. (anglais). N IV, 20.

"Spinoza's Mind-Body Identity Thesis", The Journal of Philosophy, University of Columbia, New York (N.Y.), vol. 78, n°10 (1981), p. 573-584. (anglais). N IV, 6-7.
Reprinted in Genevieve Lloyd (ed.) : Spinoza. Critical assessments, Routledge, London-New York, 2001, vol. II, part V.

"Teleology and Spinoza's conatus", Midwest Studies in Philosophy, Morris (Minn.), VIII (1983), p. 143-160. (anglais). N VII, 22-23 (Charles Ramond).

A study of Spinoza's Ethics, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (U.K.), 1983 [Hackett, Indianapolis (Ind.), 1984], 396 p. (anglais). N VII, 23-24 (J.-P. Juillet).

"Spinoza sur l'erreur", Studia spinozana, Walther & Walther Verlag, Hannover, vol. 2 (1986), p. 197-217.

"Spinoza and Teleology : a Reply to Curley", in Spinoza. Issues and Directions. The Proceedings of the Chicago Spinoza Conference (1986), edited by Edwin Curley and Pierre-François Moreau, E.J. Brill, Leiden/New York/København/Köln, coll. "Brill's Studies in Intellectual History", vol. 14, 1990, 53-57. (anglais).

"Spinoza's Field Metaphysic" (1977), in Spinoza, hrsg. von Martin Schewe und Achim Engstler, Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main, coll. "Auslegungen, hrsg. von Alphons Silbermann", Bd. 2, 1990, 179-194. (anglais).

"Spinoza's Monism : A Reply to Curley", in Yirmiyahu Yovel (ed.) : God and Nature : Spinoza's Metaphysics, Papers Presented at the First Jerusalem Conference (Ethica I), E.J. Brill, Leiden/New York/København/Köln, 1991, 53-59. (anglais). N XIV, 12 (Yannis Prelorentzos).

"Eight Questions about Spinoza", in Spinoza on Knowledge and the Human Mind, Papers presented at the Second Jerusalem Conference (Ethica II), edited by Yirmiyahu Yovel, E.J. Brill, Leiden, 1994, 11-25. (anglais). N XVII, 29 (Thomas Luntz).

"Spinoza's metaphysics", in The Cambridge Companion to Spinoza, edited by Don Garrett, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (U.K.), 1996, p. 61-88. (anglais). N XIX, 7 (Steven Barbone).

Learning from six philosophers. Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Clarendon, Oxford, 2001. Vol. I, xix-403 p.; vol. II, xix-375 p. [Vol. I, chap. 6-11. Chap. 6 : "Preparing to approach Spinoza", p. 112-132; chap. 7 : "One extended substance", p. 133-150; chap. 8 : "Explaining the parallelism", p. 151-169; chap. 9 : "Explanatory rationalism", p. 170-185; chap. 10 : "Spinoza on belief and error", p. 171-206; chap. 11 : "Desire in Descartes and Spinoza", p. 207-223]. (anglais).