Citizens’ Political Responsibility and Collective Identity: A Spinozistic Answer to Jaspers’s Question on Guilt (original) (raw)
Desire & Democracy: Spinoza and the Politics of Affect
David Wollenberg
2012
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Citizens and States in Spinoza's Political Treatise
Michael LeBuffe
Mind, 2021
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Mapping new political territories in the light of Spinoza: The affective tones of the multitude
Ljuba Castelli
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The Desiring Constitutions of Community: A Two-fold Reading of Spinoza's Social Philosophy in the Ethics
Thomas Minguy
Journal of Spinoza Studies, 2023
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SPINOZA E O PODER CONSTITUINTE - UM ENSAIO DE FILIPPO DEL LUCCHESE
Luiz Carlos MB
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Determined to Be Free: The Meaning of Freedom in Spinoza's Theologico-Political Treatise
Steven Frankel
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«Spinoza and Constituent Power», Contemporary Political Theory 15 (2016), pp. 182-204.
Filippo Del Lucchese
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Affective Disorders of the State: Power and Emotion in Spinoza's Political Theory
E. Tucker
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Spinoza on Freedom, Individual Rights and Public Power
Modesto Gómez Alonso
Praxis Filosofica, 40, enero-junio 2015: 11-34
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The Affective and Political Life of Thought: From Imagination to Reason chez Spinoza; or: Spinoza, Rzewski, and the Task of Political Art
Yong (Michael) D Kim
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Spinoza’s Theological-Political Problem
Menachem Lorberbaum
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Identity, Agreement and 'Othering': Spinoza's Politics of Recognition - delivered at Dutch Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy VI, 29 May 2019, Groningen
Steph Marston
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SPINOZIAN CIVIC VIRTUES AND EPISTEMIC DEMOCRACY
Gonzalo Bustamante
History of Philosophy Quaterly, 2024
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Logical Polis. The Philosophical Foundation of Democracy According to B. Spinoza
Hynek Tippelt
Central European Journal of Politics, 2021
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SPINOZA'S DISTURBING THESIS: POWER, NORMS AND FICTION IN THE TRACTATUS THEOLOGICO-POLITICUS
Moira Gatens
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Rethinking Social Action. Core Values in Practice What can Psychoanalysis Reveal us About Spinoza's Life and Work?
Marius Dumitrescu
2018
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Monism, Pluralism, and the Politics of Toleration: An Analysis of Spinoza's Rationalist Political Philosophy and its 20th Century Critics
Landon Frim
2012
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The Reasonable Republic? Statecraft, Affects, and the Highest Good in Spinoza’s Late Tractatus Politicus
Dan Taylor
History of European Ideas, 2019
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Spinoza and Political Absolutism
Justin Steinberg
Spinoza’s Political Treatise: A Critical Guide, eds. Hasana Sharp and Yitzhak Melamed, 2018
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Spinoza and the Two Sources of Democracy
Joelle Glidden
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Spinoza's Passionate Politics
Tammy Nyden
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Spinoza's Ethics and Politics of Freedom: Active and Passive Power
Aurelia Armstrong
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The Tractatus Theologico-Politicus and the Received View of Spinoza on Democracy
Wouter Floris Kalf
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Sympathy and Affectuum Imitatio: Spinoza and Hume as Social and Political Psychologists
Rudmer Bijlsma
South African Journal of Philosophy 33:1 (2014) pp. 1-18.
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The Concept of Law and the Problem of Political Legitimacy in Spinoza
Lars Vinx
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The Fickle Multitude: Spinoza and the Problem of Global Democracy
Jonathan Havercroft
Constellations, 2010
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Spinoza's Social Sage: Emotion and the Power of Reason in Spinoza’s Social Theory
E. Tucker
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First Among Equals: Philosophers, Statesmen, and Citizens in Spinoza’s Democracy
Steven Frankel
Equality and Excellence, 2023
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«Democracy, ‘Multitudo’ and the Third Kind of Knowledge in Spinoza», European Journal of Political Theory, 8 (2009), pp. 339-363.
Filippo Del Lucchese
European Journal of Political Theory, 2009
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The Moral Range of Political Duty
Oladele idowu
2020
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The challenge of the associative approach to political obligation between descriptive evidence and normative necessity. A brief analysis and a possible development.
Luca Bombieri
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“Spinoza’s Respublica divina:” in Otfried Höffe (ed.), Baruch de Spinozas Tractatus theologico-politicus (Berlin: Akademie Verlag (Klassiker Aulegen)
Yitzhak Y . Melamed
Otfried Höffe (ed.), Baruch de Spinozas Tractatus theologico-politicus (Berlin: Akademie Verlag (Klassiker Aulegen), 2013
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Spinoza for our time: Politics and modernity
William Large
Contemporary Political Theory, 2017
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Authority and the Law: The Primacy of Justification over Legitimacy in Spinoza
Dimitris Vardoulakis
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Beyond Legitimacy: The State as an Imaginary Entity in Spinoza’s Political Ontology
Juan D. Sánchez Estop
Spinoza’s Authority Volume I Resistance and Power in Ethics, 2017
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