Posted by Mark Linsenmayer in Things to Watch on August 26, 2010
We talked a bit on Ep 24 about Spinoza’s relationship to Leibniz, and here’s the first of a series of videos that gives more detail on that relationship:
To watch this on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmbGbo-oyKc
McGee’s introduction for the first three minutes or so just repeats biographical information we gave on the podcast. Quinton focuses on the metaphysics of the two figures, casting Spinoza’s view as radically unitary: Read the rest of this entry »

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