Benedict Spinoza the rationalist philosopher in 17th century following of Descartes said evidently in his books that certainty can’t be attained by Aristotelian logic and deductive reasoning alone. Because of this presupposition, he took mathematical and especially geometrical form of expression as the ideal model for his philosophical thinking and in Ethics regulated his final thoughts in the fields of metaphysics and philosophical anthropology in Euclidian form and synthetic-evolutional method. Spinoza incidentally recognized as Descartes, division between the form of expression and the method itself and in contrast by Descartes, accepted the Euclidian and synthetic form and found it more compatible with his content of philosophy. In this article, has been spoken about Spinoza’s conception of method, form of expression and their relation with the content of his philosophy. The method in this is based on philosophical analysis based on Spinoza’s Works and the structure and totality of his Philosophy
Saberi Varzaneh, H. (2018). The Essence of “Method” and “Geometrical Approach” and Their Relation to the Content of Thought in Spinoza’s Philosophy. Methodology of Social Sciences and Humanities, 24(94), 46-64. doi: 10.30471/mssh.2018.1449
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Hossein Saberi Varzaneh. "The Essence of “Method” and “Geometrical Approach” and Their Relation to the Content of Thought in Spinoza’s Philosophy". Methodology of Social Sciences and Humanities, 24, 94, 2018, 46-64. doi: 10.30471/mssh.2018.1449
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Saberi Varzaneh, H. (2018). 'The Essence of “Method” and “Geometrical Approach” and Their Relation to the Content of Thought in Spinoza’s Philosophy', Methodology of Social Sciences and Humanities, 24(94), pp. 46-64. doi: 10.30471/mssh.2018.1449
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Saberi Varzaneh, H. The Essence of “Method” and “Geometrical Approach” and Their Relation to the Content of Thought in Spinoza’s Philosophy. Methodology of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2018; 24(94): 46-64. doi: 10.30471/mssh.2018.1449
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