3. (2001) 02 Ethik, Recht und Politik bei Spinoza. Vorträge gehalten anlässlich des 6. Internationalen Kongresses der Spinoza-Gesellschaft vom 5. bis 7. Oktober 2000 an der Universität Zürich, herausgegeben und eingeleitet von Marcel Senn und Manfred Walther), Schulthess, Zürich, 2001, 260 p. (polyglotte : allemand, anglais). N XXIV, 1-2 (Saverio Ansaldi). Sommaire :
Marcel SENN : "Ethik, Politik und Recht bei Spinoza : Einleitung zum Thema" (11-19);
Wolfgang BARTUSCHAT : "Moralität bei Spinoza" (23-45);
Herman DE DIJN : "Theory and practice and the practice of theory" (47-58);
Jean-Claude WOLF : "Ethik ohne Ressentiment ?" (59-85);
Manfred WALTHER : "Politische und ethische Freiheit oder Spinozas Dialektik der Freiheit" (89-103);
Etienne BALIBAR : "Potentia multitudinis, quae una veluti mente ducitur" (105-137);
Lee C. RICE : "Spinoza's notion of ‘tenere’ in his moral and political thought" (139-156);
Norbert CAMPAGNA : "Salus populi suprema lex esto — Spinoza und das Problem der politischen Verantwortung" (157-171);
Wolfgang RÖD : "Spinozas Staatsphilosophie und der Geist der Geometrie" (173-188);
Judith SZALAI : "The problem of justification in Spinoza's ‘political liberalism’" (189-194);
Francis CHENEVAL : "Spinozas Philosophie der internationalen Beziehungen" (195-205);
Willi GOETSCHEL : "Spinozas Modernität : Kritische Aspekte seiner politischen Theorie" (209-224);
Gabor BAROS : "Schmitt, Hobbes, Spinoza : Die Frage nach dem Wunder" (225-237);
Helmut HOLZHEY : "Pantheismus, Ethik und Politik : Hermann Cohens Spinozakritik" (239-254).

3. (2001) 03 LLOYD, Genevieve (ed.) : Spinoza. Critical assessments, Routledge, London-New York, 2001, 4 volumes. Vol. I : Context, sources and the early writings, xxx-410 p. Vol. II : The Ethics, xviii-390 p. Vol. III : The political writings, xvi-348 p. Vol. IV : The reception and influence of Spinoza's philosophy, xviii-370 p. (anglais). Sommaire :
Vol. I : Context, sources and the early writings
Part I. Spinoza's Life and Intellectual Context
1. Wim N.A. KLEVER : "Spinoza's life and works";
2. Richard H. POPKIN : "Spinoza's earliest philosophical years, 1655-61";
3. Asa KASHER and Shlomo BIDERMAN : "Why was Baruch Spinoza excommunicated ?";
4. Gilles DELEUZE : "Life of Spinoza";
Part II. Spinoza's Sources
5. Paul Oskar KRISTELLER : "Stoic and Neoplatonic sources of Spinoza's Ethics";
6. Susan JAMES : "Spinoza the Stoic";
7. Derek PEREBOOM : "Stoic psychotherapy in Descartes and Spinoza";
8. Henry Walter BRANN : "Spinoza and the Kabbalah";
9. Warren Zev HARVEY : "A portrait of Spinoza as a Maimonidean";
10. William SACKSTEDER : "How much of Hobbes might Spinoza have read ?";
11. Christopher E. LEWIS : "Baruch Spinoza, a critic of Robert Boyle : On matter";
12. David SAVAN : "Spinoza : Scientist and theorist of scientific method";
Part III. The Early Writings
13. Edwin CURLEY : "Spinoza — as an expositor of Descartes";
14. Filippo MIGNINI : "Spinoza's theory on the active and passive nature of knowledge";
15. Paul D. EISENBERG : "How to understand De Intellectus Emendatione";
16. Herman DE DIJN : "Spinoza's logic or art of perfect thinking";
17. Alexandre MATHERON : "Ideas of ideas and certainty in the Tractatus de Intellectus Emendatione and in the Ethics";
18. Anthony F. BEAVERS and Lee C. RICE : "Doubt and belief in the Tractatus de Intellectus Emendatione";
19. Edwin CURLEY : "Notes on the immortality of the soul in Spinoza's Short Treatise";
20. Heidi M. RAVVEN : "Spinoza's individualism reconsidered : some lessons from the Short Treatise on God, Man, and His Well-Being";
Vol. II : The Ethics
Part IV. God : Substance and Attributes
21. Don GARRETT : "Spinoza's ‘ontological’ argument";
22. Don GARRETT : "Ethics IP5 : Shared attributes and the basis of Spinoza's monism";
23. Alan DONAGAN : "Essence and the distinction of attributes in Spinoza's metaphysics";
24. Margaret D. WILSON : "Spinoza's Causal Axiom (Ethics I, Axiom 4)";
Part V. Minds and Bodies
25. Margaret D. WILSON : "Objects, ideas, and ‘minds’ : Comments on Spinoza's theory of mind";
26. Jonathan BENNETT : "Spinoza's mind-body identity thesis";
27. Margaret D. WILSON : "Notes on Modes and Attributes";
28. Michael DELLA ROCCA : "Causation and Spinoza's claim of identity";
29. Michael DELLA ROCCA : "Spinoza's argument for the identity theory";
30. Jacob ADLER : "Spinoza's physical philosophy";
Part VI. The Will : Judgement and the Passions"
31. Edwin CURLEY : "Descartes, Spinoza and the Ethics of Belief";
32. John G. COTTINGHAM : "The intellect, the will, and the passions : Spinoza's critique of Descartes";
Part VII. Issues of Life and Death
33. Sylvain ZAC : "Life in the philosophy of Spinoza";
34. Wallace MATSON : "Death and destruction in Spinoza";
35. Steve BARBONE and Lee RICE : "Spinoza and the problem of suicide";
Part VIII. Love, Desire and the Transition to Freedom
36. Amelie RORTY : "The two faces of Spinoza";
37. Amelie RORTY : "Spinoza on the pathos of idolatrous love and the hilarity of true love";
38. Heidi M. RAVVEN : "Spinoza's materialist ethics : the education of desire";
39. Herman DE DIJN : "Naturalism, freedom and ethics in Spinoza";
Part IX. The Eternity of Mind
40. Alan DONAGAN : "Spinoza's proof of immortality";
41. David SAVAN : "Spinoza on duration, time and eternity";
Vol. III : The political writings
Part X. Politics, Religion and Society
42. Hans BLOM : "Politics, virtue and the political science : An interpretation of Spinoza's political philosophy";
43. William SACKSTEDER : "Communal orders in Spinoza";
44. Etienne BALIBAR : "Jus-Pactum-Lex : on the constitution of the subject in the Theologico-Political Treatise";
45. Yirmiyahu YOVEL : "Spinoza : The psychology of the multitude and the uses of language";
Part XI. Liberalism, Power and Democracy
46. Gerald M. MARA : "Liberal politics and moral excellence in Spinoza's political philosophy";
47. Alexandre MATHERON : "The theoretical function of democracy in Spinoza and Hobbes";
48. Edwin CURLEY : "The state of nature and its law in Hobbes and Spinoza";
49. Edwin CURLEY : "Kissinger, Spinoza and Genghis Khan";
50. Steven B. SMITH : "Spinoza's democratic turn : Chapter 16 of the Theologico-Political Treatise";
51. Giuseppa S. BATTISTI : "Democracy in Spinoza's unfinished Tractatus Politicus";
Part XI. Freedom and Responsibility
52. David WEST : "Spinoza on positive freedom";
53. Isaih BERLIN : "A Reply to David West";
54. Moira GATENS : "Spinoza, law and responsibility";
55. Michael A. ROSENTHAL : "Why Spinoza chose the Hebrews : the exemplary function of prophecy in the Theological-Political Treatise";
56. Manfred WALTHER : "Spinoza's critique of miracles : a miracle of criticism ?";
57. Berel LANG : "The politics of interpretation : Spinoza's modernist turn";
58. Edwin CURLEY : "Notes on a neglected masterpiece : Spinoza and the science of hermeneutics";
Vol. IV : The reception and influence of Spinoza's philosophy
59. Pierre-François MOREAU : "Spinoza's reception and influence";
60. Geneviève BRYKMAN : "Bayle's case for Spinoza";
61. Yeun-Ting LAI : "The linking of Spinoza to Chinese thought by Bayle and Malebranche";
62. Daisie RADNER : "Malebranche's refutation of Spinoza";
63. Douglas J. DEN UYL : "Passion, state and progress : Spinoza and Mandeville on the nature of human association";
64. J. Samuel PREUS : "Spinoza, Vico and the imagination of religion";
65. J.C. MORRISON : "Christian Wolff's criticisms of Spinoza";
66. Wim KLEVER : "Hume contra Spinoza ? ";
67. Wim KLEVER : "More about Hume's debt to Spinoza";
68. Annette C. BAIER : "David Hume, Spinozist";
69. Henry E. ALLISON : "Kant's critique of Spinoza";
70. Errol E. HARRIS : "Schelling and Spinoza : Spinozism and Dialectic";
71. G.H.R. PARKINSON : "Hegel, Pantheism and Spinoza";
72. Henry Walter BRANN : "Schopenhauer and Spinoza";
73. Richard SCHACHT : "The Nietzsche-Spinoza problem : Spinoza as precursor ?";
74. G.H.R. PARKINSON : "Spinoza and British idealism : the case of H.H. Joachi";
75. Véronique M. FOTI : "Thought, affect, drive and pathogenesis in Spinoza and Freud";
76. R.G. BLAIR : "Imagination and freedom in Spinoza and Sartre";
77. Henry PIETERSMA : "Merleau-Ponty and Spinoza";
78. Arne NAESS : "Spinoza and ecology";
79. Genevieve LLOYD : "Spinoza's environmental ethics";
80. Arne NAESS : "Environmental ethics and Spinoza's ethics";
81. K.L.F. HOULE : "Spinoza and ecology revisited".

3. (2001) 04 MÉCHOULAN, Henry et Gérard NAHON (éds) : Mémorial I.-S. Révah. Etudes sur le marranisme, l'hétérodoxie juive et Spinoza, Peeters, Collection de la Revue des Etudes juives, Paris-Louvain, 2001, 560 p. [contributions de Jean-François Révah, Louis-Albert Révah, Carsten Lorenz Wilke... et al.].

3. (2001) 05 VINCIGUERRA, Lorenzo (sous la direction de) : Quel avenir pour Spinoza ? Enquête sur les spinozismes à venir, Kimé, Paris, 2001, 278 p. N XXIV, 2-3 (Jacqueline Lagrée).

4. (2001) 02 ISRAEL, Jonathan : Radical Enlightenment. Philosophy and the Making of Modernity 1650-1750, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2001, 810 p., 23 ill. (anglais). N XXIV, 4-5 (Lorenzo Vinciguerra).

4. (2001) 03 KOISTINEN, Olli I. and John I. BIRO (eds) : Spinoza : Metaphysical Themes, Oxford University Press, New York, 2001, 320 p. (anglais). Sommaire :
Michael DELLA ROCCA : "Spinoza's Substance Monism" (11-37);
John CARRIERO : "Monism in Spinoza" (38-59);
Olli KOISTINEN : "Causation in Spinoza" (60-72);
Richard MASON : "Concrete Logic" (73-88);
Steve BARBONE : "What counts as an Individual for Spinoza ?" (89-112);
Peter DALTON : "Mirroring Spinoza's Mind" (113-126);
Don GARRETT : "Spinoza's Conatus Argument" (127-158);
Charles JARRETT : "Spinoza on the Relativity of Good and Evil" (159-181);
Richard N. MANNING : "Spinoza, Thoughtful Teleology, and the Causal Significance of Content" (182-209);
Charles HUENEMANN : "The Middle Spinoza" (210-220);
Mark A. KULSTAD : "Leibniz, Spinoza, and Tschirnhaus : Metaphysics à trois" (221-240).

4. (2001) 04 NADLER, Steven : Spinoza's Heresy. Immortality and the Jewish Mind, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2001, 225 p. (anglais).

4. (2001) 05 SPRIGGE, T.L.S. : "On Margaret Gullan-Whur's Within reason : a life of Spinoza and Steve Nadler's Spinoza : a life", International Philosophical Quarterly, New York-Louvain, v. 41, n°1 (2001), p. 91-97. (anglais).

4. (2001) 06 VAN BUNGE, Wiep : From Stevin to Spinoza. An Essay on Philosophy in the Seventeenth-Century Dutch Republic, Brill, Leiden-Boston-Köln, 2001, 213 p. (anglais). N XXIV, 6-7 (Jacqueline Lagrée).

5. (2001) 01 AKKERMAN, Fokke : "Wrong tracks in interpreting Spinoza", Tijdschrift voor Filosofie, Louvain, 63/2 (2001), p. 381-396. (néerlandais).

5. (2001) 02 BASSO, Paola : "Le dimostrazioni per assurdo nell’Etica di Spinoza", Giornale Critico della Filosofia Italiana, Firenze, 21/1 (2001), p. 90-116. (italien).

5. (2001) 03 BENNETT, Jonathan : 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).

5. (2001) 04 BLOM, Hans W. : "Providence, determinism and the nature of Liberty : necessity as an argument for freedom", in Luisa Simonutti (dir.) : Dal necessario al possibile. Determinismo e libertà nel pensiero anglo-olandese del VII secolo, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2001, p. 177-197. (anglais).

5. (2001) 05 CONNOLLY, William E. : "Spinoza and us", Political Theory, Beverly Hills, vol. 29, n°4 (2001), p. 583-594. (anglais).

5. (2001) 06 GARRETT, Don : "Benedict de Spinoza", in Steven Emmanuel (ed.) : The Blackwell guide to the modern philosophers from Descartes to Nietzsche, Blackwell, Cambridge, 2001, p. 43-60. (anglais).

5. (2001) 07 HAMBLET, Wendy C. : "The disarming of being : the metaphysics of Spinoza", Prima Philosophia, Cuxhaven, Bd. 14, n°1 (2001), p. 91-101. (anglais).

5. (2001) 08 ISRAËL, Nicolas : Spinoza, le temps de la vigilance, Payot, coll. "Critique de la politique", Paris, 2001, 347 p. N XXIV, 7-8 (Ariel Suhamy).

5. (2001) 09 JAQUET, Chantal : Le corps, PUF, coll. "Philosopher", Paris, 2001, 356 p. [spécialt pp. 139-140, 162-183, 262-264, 269-274, 311-312].

5. (2001) 10 JUILLET, Jean-Pierre : Des vues de Spinoza. Arguments et figures de la "philosophie vraie", Presses de l'Université de Paris-Sorbonne, "Travaux et documents du Groupe de Recherches Spinozistes" n°10, Paris, 2001, 457 p. N XXIV, 8-10 (Eléonore Lacroix).

5. (2001) 11 LAUX, Henri : "La rencontre du discours critique : l'exemple de Spinoza", in Le Dieu excentré. Essai sur l'affirmation de Dieu, Beauchesne, "Le grenier à sel", Paris, 2001, p. 77-90.

5. (2001) 12 LAUX, Henri : "La puissance réelle chez Spinoza. Sur l'effet de l'interprétation", Archives de Philosophie, Paris, t. 64 (2001), cahier 4, p. 709-719.

5. (2001) 13 MILLS, Frederick B. : "A spinozist approach to the conceptual gap in consciousness studies", The Journal of Mind and Behavior, 22/1 (2001), p. 91-102. (anglais).

5. (2001) 14 NOCENTINI, Lucia : Il luogo della politica. Saggio su Spinoza, Edizioni ETS, Pisa, 2001, 327 p. (italien). N XXIV, 10 (Filippo del Lucchese).

5. (2001) 15 PREUS, J. Samuel : Spinoza and the Irrelevance of Biblical Authority, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2001, 228-xvi p. (anglais). N XXIV, 10-11 (Steven Barbone).

5. (2001) 16 PUOLIMATKA, Tapio : "Spinoza's theory of teaching and indoctrination", Educational Philosophy and Theory, 33 (3-4) (2001), p. 397-410. (anglais).

5. (2001) 17 SZALAI, Judith : "Spinoza's political liberalism", Dialogue, Journal of Phi Sigma Tau, Milwaukee (Wisc.), t. 43 n°2-3 (2001), p. 29-33. (anglais).

5. (2001) 18 UENO, Osamu : "On the ‘credo minimum’ in Spinoza's Tractatus Theologico-Politicus", The Philosophical Studies of Yamaguchi University, 10 (2001), p. 47-72. (anglais).

5. (2001) 19 VISENTIN, Stefano : La libertà necessaria. Teoria e pratica della democrazia in Spinoza, ETS, Pisa, 2001, 480 p. (italien). N XXIV, 11-13 (Filippo del Lucchese).

6. (2001) 01 ANSALDI, Saverio : Spinoza et le baroque. Infini, désir multitude, Kimé, Paris, 2001, 398 p. N XXIV, 13-15 (Myriam Morvan).

6. (2001) 02 ANSALDI, Saverio : "Amour, perfection et puissance : un modèle de la nature humaine ? En marge de la Cinquième Partie de l'Ethique (Spinoza et G. Bruno)", Archives de Philosophie, Paris, t. 64 (2001), cahier 4, p. 741-757.

6. (2001) 03 BARBARAS, Françoise : "Le concept de puissance dans l'héritage de la science cartésienne", Archives de Philosophie, Paris, t. 64 (2001), cahier 4, p. 721-739.

6. (2001) 04 DEJARDIN, Bertrand : L'immanence ou le sublime. Observations sur les réactions de Kant face à Spinoza dans la Critique de la faculté de juger, L'Harmattan, Paris-Montréal-Budapest, 2001, 335 p.

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6. (2001) 06 LEVY, Ze'ev : Baruch Spinoza. Seine Aufnahme durch die jüdischen Denker in Deutschland, Kohlhammer, Stuttgart, 2001, 333 p. (allemand).

6. (2001) 07 RAVVEN, Heidi M. : "Some thoughts on what Spinoza learned from Maimonides about the prophetic imagination. Part 1. Maimonides on prophecy and the imagination", Journal of the History of Philosophy, Berkeley (Calif.), t. 39, n°2 (2001), p. 193-214. (anglais).

6. (2001) 08 VAMPOULIS, Epaminondas : "Galilée et Spinoza. Le problème de l'infini", in J. Montesinos y Carlos Solis (eds) : Largo campo di filosofare, Eurosymposium Galileo 2001, Orotava, 2001, p. 151-161.