THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY, AND THE HUMAN FREEDOM FOR DESCARTES AND SPINOZA

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KAR AMOUZI A.

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Journal: PLUME Year:2007 | Volume:3 | Issue:5 Page(s): 53-64

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY, AND THE HUMAN FREEDOM FOR DESCARTES AND SPINOZA

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KAR AMOUZI A. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

PHILOSOPHYQ2

LITERATUREQ2

CRITICAL AND ANALYTICAL RESEARCHQ3

HUMAN FREEDOMQ3

DETERMINISMQ3

GODQ2

DESCARTESQ2

SPINOZAQ3

SARTREQ2

Abstract

The LITERATURE will not be able to act without the philosopher since it is not possible to make a serious research on certain essential concepts and notions in LITERATURE without taking account of their evolution in PHILOSOPHY. As a base for research on the notion of HUMAN FREEDOM in the work of the writers and the poets we present a critical and analytical study of the same concept among philosophers, particularly by DESCARTES and SPINOZA. For DESCARTES the willingness is absolute and indivisible since, according to him, choosing always means picking up one or the other of two opposites, this is the nature even of the free willingness. From DESCARTES’ absolute and obvious freedom of the willingness, we arrive at the concept of freedom DETERMINISM for SPINOZA; a concept which is rather an attitude of wise vis–a-vis to DETERMINISM. A detailed analysis of the notion of HUMAN FREEDOM and its evolution in the thought and work of SPINOZA compared to the same concept in DESCARTES’ work is here studied.

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KAR AMOUZI, A.. (2007). THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY, AND THE HUMAN FREEDOM FOR DESCARTES AND SPINOZA. PLUME, 3(5), 53-64. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/119991/en

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KAR AMOUZI A.. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY, AND THE HUMAN FREEDOM FOR DESCARTES AND SPINOZA. PLUME[Internet]. 2007;3(5):53-64. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/119991/en

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A. KAR AMOUZI, “THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY, AND THE HUMAN FREEDOM FOR DESCARTES AND SPINOZA,” PLUME, vol. 3, no. 5, pp. 53–64, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/119991/en

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