Supinoza: Jissen No Tetsugaku (Paperback Bunko)

Deleuze’s interpretation emphasizes the tangible aspects of Spinoza’s ideas. I'm curious what sparked his interest in making philosophy feel applicable to everyday life.

Some passages felt incredibly relevant to contemporary debates on freedom and determinism. Am I the only one wondering how these ideas hold up today?

Deleuze's approach seems more philosophical than historical. I wonder what led to this shift in perspective and how it influences the reader's understanding of Spinoza.