A metaphysical analysis of Time and Eternity, and an attempt to indicate how anadequate conception of the eternal existence of the Real provides a basis for the deduction of Time as an essential feature within it. The clue being derived from Spinoza, the book constitutes also a speculative and critical exposition of Spinozistic philosophy as a doctrine of real finite individuation and divine transcendence. Relevant theories, principles, and obscurities are discussed, and the central thesis is related to outstanding philosophical antitheses,and to certain prominent modern speculations.
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A metaphysical analysis of Time and Eternity, and an attempt to indicate how anadequate conception of the eternal existence of the Real provides a basis for the deduction of Time as an essential feature within it. The clue being derived from Spinoza, the book constitutes also a speculative and critical exposition of Spinozistic philosophy as a doctrine of real finite individuation and divine transcendence. Relevant theories, principles, and obscurities are discussed, and the central thesis is related to outstanding philosophical antitheses,and to certain prominent modern speculations.
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- Editore
- Oxford Clarendon Press
- Autore
- Hallett H. F.
- Disponibilità
- 1 Libro
- ISBN
- 300000000845