Offers a powerful and influential interpretation of Spinoza's conatus
Provides a thorough overview of political theories, clarifying different philosophical traditions that are often obscured under the generic label of modernity
Develops an original analysis of Spinoza's philosophy, based on the concept of conatus, which has been largely neglected in Anglo-Saxon scholarship
Broadens access to the wealth of un-translated literature on Spinoza
Spinozism must be understood as a dynamic ontology that necessarily unfolds on practical terrain. Laurent Bove analyses Spinoza's theory of affects as rooted in Habit, generating the constituent power of human beings, commonwealths, nations and multitudes. By interpreting sovereignty as a power that emerges through the active resistance of the always singular body of the multitude, Bove discovers in Spinoza a radically new approach to the State, to citizenship and to history.
Offers a powerful and influential interpretation of Spinoza's conatus
Provides a thorough overview of political theories, clarifying different philosophical traditions that are often obscured under the generic label of modernity
Develops an original analysis of Spinoza's philosophy, based on the concept of conatus, which has been largely neglected in Anglo-Saxon scholarship
Broadens access to the wealth of un-translated literature on Spinoza
Spinozism must be understood as a dynamic ontology that necessarily unfolds on practical terrain. Laurent Bove analyses Spinoza's theory of affects as rooted in Habit, generating the constituent power of human beings, commonwealths, nations and multitudes. By interpreting sovereignty as a power that emerges through the active resistance of the always singular body of the multitude, Bove discovers in Spinoza a radically new approach to the State, to citizenship and to history.
Laurent Bove is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at Universit de Picardie Jules-Verne. He is a member of l'Institut d'Histoire des Repr sentations et des Id es dans les Modernit s l' cole Normale Sup rieure de Lyon and President of l'association des ami.e.s de Spinoza. He is the author of La Strategie du conatus (Vrin, 1996; 2nd edition 2012) which was translated into Italian in 2002 and in Spanish in 2009. His other books include Albert Camus. De l'absurde l'amour (1995), Albert Camus: de la transfiguration (2014), Vauvenargues ou le S ditieux (2015). He is the editor of a French translation of Spinoza's Political Treatise (2002). He is the general editor of The Complete Works of Vauvenargues.Hasana Sharp is Associate Professor of Philosophy at McGill University. She is author of Spinoza and the Politics of Renaturalization, among other works. milie Filion-Donato is a McGill Philosophy graduate, Translator, Programmer, and Spinoza enthusiast. milie Filion-Donato is a McGill Philosophy graduate, Translator, Programmer, and Spinoza enthusiast.
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