Morfino, Vittorio:
"Tempi differenti non sono simultanei, ma successivi" : Spinoza tra Jacobi e Herder

In: Modernos & Contemporanâneos 2, 4 (2018), 132-146

Contains bibliography: 145-146

Literature type: Articles
Language: Italian
Thematic areas: Epistemology / methodology / philosophy of mind, Reception history
Subject: E
Subject (individuals): Herder, Gottfried Wilhelm ; Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich ; Kant, Immanuel

Autopsy: yes
English commentary: Abstract: With the Letters to Moses Mendelssohn on the doctrine of Spinoza Jacobi puts in place an intervention of great importance in the theoreticalpolitical conjuncture of the Aufklärung: it let’s enter the scene the Spinoza’s Ghost by projecting it on Leibniz, Lessing and Kant. In particular, he will accuse the latter of having proposed, in the
Critique of Pure Reason, a theory of space and time in the «Geist des Spinoza». In this article, I reconstruct the reasons that have allowed Jacobi to conduct this operation by putting it in tension with the criticisms of the «transcendental aesthetics» that we find in Herder’s Metacritica, where a theory of plural temporality inspired by Spinoza is explicitly affirmed against Kant.URL: http://https://www.ifch.unicamp.br/ojs/index.php/modernoscontemporaneos/article/view/3501

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