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Eintrag Nr. 21390
Literature type Articles
Author Israel, Jonathan
Title How Did Spinoza Declare War on Theology and Theologians?
Title of magazine / anthology Scriptural Authority and Biblical Criticism in the Dutch Golden Age : God's Words Questioned
Editor (surname first) Miert, Dirk van [e.a.] (Hrsg./eds.)
Place published Oxford
Publisher Oxford University Press
Year 2017
Pages [197]-216
Pages in total (of the volume) XVI, 449
Contains bibliography [393]-430
Language English
Thematic areas Epistemology / methodology / philosophy of mind, Theology / biblical hermeneutics / philosophy of religion, Contemporaries and context, Reception history, Comparison of theories
Subject TTP
Subject (individuals) Hobbes, Thomas ; Malleville, Guillaume
Autopsy yes
Complete bibliographic evaluation yes
German commentary "... it remains true that until the end of the seventeenth century Spinoza's contribution alone combined insistence on a fundamentally innovative scholarly hermeneutics based on scrupously distinguishing textual meaning from the truth of fact, with a formidable philosophical intervention reclassifying all talk of miracles, creation, and revelation as nothing more than pure, ungrounded historically conditioned asspumptions and presuppositions about nature and morality. In this respect, his contribution remains unique." (p. 198)
English commentary "... it remains true that until the end of the seventeenth century Spinoza's contribution alone combined insistence on a fundamentally innovative scholarly hermeneutics based on scrupously distinguishing textual meaning from the truth of fact, with a formidable philosophical intervention reclassifying all talk of miracles, creation, and revelation as nothing more than pure, ungrounded historically conditioned asspumptions and presuppositions about nature and morality. In this respect, his contribution remains unique." (p. 198)
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