Short Treatise

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Short Treatise is an early philosophical work by Baruch Spinoza that presents his developing ideas on God, human nature, and the path to happiness in a more accessible form than his later Ethics.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
author Baruch Spinoza
concernsConcept attributes of God
beatitude
freedom
intellectual love of God
modes
necessity
passions
substance monism
virtue
countryOfOrigin Dutch Republic
dateWritten circa 1660
hasAlternativeTitle Korte Verhandeling
Short Treatise on God, Man and His Well-Being
hasForm dialogue
treatise
hasGenre early modern philosophy
ethical treatise
religious philosophy
hasPhilosophicalPosition emphasis on rational understanding as route to happiness
identification of God with nature
rejection of anthropomorphic conceptions of God
hasTitle Short Treatise self-link
influenced interpretations of Spinoza’s Ethics
influencedBy René Descartes
Scholasticism
medieval Jewish philosophy
isEarlierVersionOf Ethics
isRelatedWork Ethics
mainSubject God
ethics
happiness
human nature
metaphysics
philosophy of mind
theology
notableFor discussion of the path to happiness
early systematic exposition of Spinoza’s metaphysics
presenting Spinoza’s developing ideas in accessible form
originalLanguage Dutch
partTitle On God
Of the Nature and State of Man, with Respect to Happiness
surface form: On Man and His Well-Being
philosophicalSchool Spinozism
philosophicalTradition rationalism
publicationStatus posthumous
structure two parts

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Short Treatise hasTitle Short Treatise self-link