Hobbes vs Spinoza on Human Nature: Political Ramifications

Daniel Garber, professor of philosophy at Princeton University, explores the relationship between philosophers Baruch Spinoza and Thomas Hobbes and how their views on human nature helped shape the political culture of their day. Garber's emphasis of study is one the relationship between philosophy, science, and society in the period of the Scientific Revolution.

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Good teacher. Clear, helpful, and to the point

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Clear and enlightening lecture thank u

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Great lecture

[@josky852]

excellent lecture, but why no sound from 46:20-50:33?

[@teresaloureiro2525]

it happens so often bj KZbin . or those who pronounce the lectures do not pan attention to it . i use , in this case , then , subtitles . if they are at the language spoken at the lecture .

[@koutoubyavision4738]

Did you really cut the sound when it is a question of God exists??? Even for Spinoza? What kind of secret is this supposed to be?

[@deepakrai6999]

Just exceptional... !!! SPINOZA ...what a genius.. but died(transcended) in middle of writing TTP Thanks for putting it...

[@drericka]

Nope. Published the TTP.

[@egilhareide8802]

Not TTP, but TP. Leibniz intereupted HIS writhing with HIS visit in 1677.

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