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EthicsSpinozaThe Ethics, set out more geometrico through definitions, axioms, and propositions, demo propositionem hujus quod quæ propositionis est quatenus propositionem propositionis scholium corollarium demo demonstratio definitionem titia geometrico quatenus hujus affectus
Selected LettersSpinozaThe Letters gather Spinoza’s philosophical correspondence, initiated by Oldenburg, in w spinoza your oldenburg dio god essere benedict tschirnh spinoza oldenburg benedetto lettera vostro tschirnhausen voorburg blyenbergh vostra amp tuttavia initiated
Short Treatise on God, Man and His Well-BeingSpinozaAn early sketch of the Ethics, the treatise deduces the existence of a single infinite dio god cause essere causa poiché ciò thing natura attri attributi necessariamente abbiamo esistere deduces qualcosa sostanza infinite sketch quindi conoscenza attraverso
Treatise on the Most Holy TrinityTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on the divine processions, relations and persons: unlike God’s existence, the padre figlio father god dio objection ghost pertanto div obiezione relazione trinit spirito figlio processions paternity santo persone risposta pertanto attraverso
On Generation and Corruption (314a)AristoteleDistinguishes coming-to-be and passing-away from qualitative alteration, critically d elementi’ alteration’ alterazione’ elements’ coming inf essere alteration alterazione combinazione corruzione caldo associazione elementi semplici cio generazione fuoco
On Melissus, Xenophanes, and Gorgias (974a)AristoteleCritical doxography that presents and refutes Eleatic and sophistic theses: the etern being essere all’esistenza esiste poiché exist egli exi doxography esistenza potrebbe impedisce molti sferico essere etern sophistic esiste limite qualcosa
On the Heavens (268a)AristotelePhysical cosmology: body is the complete magnitude because divisible in three dimensi movimento movement corpo body corpi bodies poiché centr basso cosmology moto luogo muove fuoco corpi pesante movimento verso peso infinito
Physics (184a)AristoteleThe foundational treatise of Aristotelian physics: it defines the principles of chang motion moto movimento essere ciò tempo poiché infinite mutamento divenire locomozione mosso foundational moto luogo grandezza deve quiete movimento movent
Prior Analytics (24a)AristoteleThe treatise that founds syllogistic logic: it defines premiss, term and syllogism, d premiss syllogism sillogismo premisses belongs belong p premiss syllogism premessa appartenga premesse sillogismi apparterr nessun appartenere sillogismo possibile affermativa
Problems (859a)AristoteleA vast Peripatetic compilation in question-and-answer form on medicine, perspiration, perché because why heat moisture calore quando forse po umidit perspiration forse freddo essendo nete respiro acqua calore vento mentre compilation
Sophistical Refutations (164a)AristoteleThe last treatise of the Organon: it distinguishes genuine reasoning from sophistical infatti confutazione refutation same argument confutazi confutazioni dipendono fallacie solecismo confutazione corisco argomenti conclusione amphiboly coriscus fallacia mentre
Topics (100a)AristoteleManual of dialectical reasoning: it defines dialectical reasoning as that which proce genus property proprietà infatti genere sia poiché diff dialectical esempio predicato proce definizione appartiene soggetto propriet reasoning animale mentre differentia
A Treatise Against Two Letters of the PelagiansAgostinoResponding to two Pelagian letters (ascribed to Julian of Eclanum) forwarded to him b pelagiani pelagians dio peccato god grace grazia righte eclanum pelagiani manichei lettere responding apostolo trattato battesimo letters giustizia peccati grazia
A Treatise on Nature and GraceAgostinoReplying to a book by Pelagius defending the sufficiency of human nature, Augustine a peccato dio god sin grazia cristo peccati grace christ peccare peccati senza grazia affinch umana replying peccato egli coloro carne attraverso
A Treatise on the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of InfantsAgostinoAugustine’s first major anti-Pelagian work: he argues that death and sin stem not fro peccato peccati infants sins battesimo baptism cristo c perdono nonch meriti adamo bambini battesimo trattato stem peccati pelagian corpo peccato
A Treatise on the Spirit and the LetterAgostinoStarting from “the letter killeth, the spirit giveth life,” Augustine distinguishes t dio law god legge righteousness faith peccato fede graz apostolo giustizia spirito grazia affinch fede signore legge peccato killeth coloro attraverso
Writings in Connection with the Manichæan ControversyAgostinoA collection of writings against Manichaeism, the dualist system Augustine himself ha dio cristo god christ faustus manichæans manichæan mani manich manichaeism dualist manichea manicheo manichei fausto testamento queste voi quindi mos
An Answer to a Book Published by Dr. Bramhall, Late Bishop of DerryHobbesAnswering Bishop Bramhall’s ‘Catching of Leviathan’, Hobbes defends himself against char dio god soveraign lordship signoria scripture cristo ha leviathan hobbes signoria scritture sovrano dottrina sostanza char bramhall leggi chiesa catching
De CiveHobbesIn De Cive Hobbes denies that man is by nature a political animal (against the Aristotel lawes doe civill naturall hath onely himselfe kingdome hobbes sudditi aristotel moyses citt diritto cive leggi followes beleeve potere legge
De CorporeHobbesDe Corpore sets out Hobbes’s materialist first philosophy and physics: nothing exists bu motion sunne equiponderation movimento aire waight part hobbes rifrazione retta materialist waight equiponderation amp refracted sunne phantasmes corpi movimento
Elements of Law, Natural and PoliticHobbesHobbes’s first systematic statement of his philosophy, the work begins from an analysis hath men poiché sovereign infatti covenant law power con hobbes patto sovrano diritto leggi potere legge persone quindi coloro pertanto proprio
LeviathanHobbesThe masterpiece of Hobbesian political thought, Leviathan builds a science of the state dio soveraign god hath onely sovrano civill poiché men i hobbesian sovrano comunit masterpiece leggi regno potere legge persone hee leviathan mos
Seven Philosophical ProblemsHobbesA collection of inquiries into natural philosophy, the work treats seven physical proble motion movimento air water cubo cube earth bullet quand proble pallottola perpendicolare fulminans vuoto vetro radice nuvole cubo bullet corpi aria
Ten Dialogues of Natural PhilosophyHobbesCast as a dialogue between two speakers, the work defines philosophy as the knowledge of motion movimento water earth air deg tis terra onely mi magnete ghiaccio deg acqua heavie quicksilver loadstone corpi aria polo poles movimento
CRITIQUE OF PRACTICAL REASONKantThe second Critique (1788): it shows that pure practical reason exists and that transcende practical summum bonum law legge ragione reason priori transcende pratico speculativa causalit felicit pratica practical concetto principi ragione tuttavia legge
METAPHYSICAL FOUNDATIONS OF NATURAL SCIENCEKantA 1786 treatise supplying the a priori metaphysical foundations of the science of corporea space spazio motion materia movimento matter velocity e corporea velocit nello forze priori spazio forza stessa movimento repulsive corpo soltanto
Discourse on Metaphysics (1686)LeibnizA treatise setting out Leibniz’s philosophy before the monads: God as absolutely perfec dio god ciò substances modo sostanze poiché nature sost leibniz perfec perfezione sostanze sostanza tutte monads tuttavia soltanto corpo quindi proprio
Monadology (1714)LeibnizA concise exposition of the mature system: the universe is composed of monads — simple, monads monade monad monadi god dio percezioni perceptio monads leibniz monadi monada entelechia entelechie semplice semplici esiste universe monade percezioni
The Philosophical Works of Leibnitz (1890)LeibnizA collection (Duncan ed., 1890) of the short metaphysical writings and letters — to Arn dio god essere ciò things poiché cose sia infatti modo duncan arn spazio sostanza corpi tuttavia malebranche anime corpo soltanto quindi proprio
Theodicy (1710)LeibnizThe justification of God in the face of evil: since God, supremely wise and good, chose bayle dio god evil ciò good volontà male essere questa necessit senza tuttavia ragione soltanto quindi peccato proprio questa supremely bayle signor
AN ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDINGLockeThe founding work of empiricism: it denies innate ideas, derives all ideas from sensation ideas idee idea essere mente mind knowledge cui those c innate nomi semplici sostanze ideas tali founding queste empiricism quindi conoscenza attraverso
CAPITALMarxVolume I of Capital (Moore-Aveling translation): the analysis of the commodity, the value- labour lavoro value valore capitale produzione commodit lavorativa cotone moore aveling plusvalore fabbriche lavoratore processo circolazione commodity sterline capital