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Eintrag Nr. 16307
Literature type Articles
Author Bunge, Wiep van
Title Spinoza and the idea of religious imposture
Title of magazine / anthology On the end of truth and honesty : Principles and strategies of fraud and deceit in the early modern period
Editor (surname first) Houdt, Toon Van [e.a.] (Hrsg./Ed.)
Place published Leiden [e.a.]
Publisher Brill
Year 2002
Pages [105]-126
Pages in total (of the volume) XIV, 292, [15] Bl.
Series ; volume Inersections : Interdisciplinary studies in early modern culture ; 2
Contains bibliography 126
Language English
Thematic areas Philosophy of politics and law, Theology / biblical hermeneutics / philosophy of religion, Previous history (e.g. Descartes, Stoicism), Contemporaries and context
Subject TTP
First edition in the original language Unter leicht veränderten Titel als/Under slghthly changed title as Chapter Five in: Bunge, Wiep van: Spinoza past and present : essays on Spinoza, spinozism and Spinoza scholarship. - Leiden [e.a.] : Brill, 2012
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German commentary Der Autor skizziert, "mit Konzentration auf den besonderen Standort Spinozas, einige der Wege, auf denen die Idee religiösen Betruges vom frühen sechzehnten Jahrhundert bis zum frühen neunzehnten Jahrhundert weitergeben wurde" (S. 105), und zeigt "die grundlegenden Unterschiede zwischen Spinoza auf der einen und der Freigeisterei und der radikalen Aufklärung im Untergrund auf der anderen Seite auf" (S. 123).
English commentary The author sketches "some of the ways in which the idea of religious imposture was passed down from the early sixteenth to the early eigtheenth century, concentrating on the particluar place Spinoza occupied in this essentially sceptical tradition" (p. 105), showing "the fundamental difference between Spinoza on the one hand and the libertinage and the clandestine radical enlightenment on the other" (123).
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