philosopher

Hello!

I have to say that it's the most difficult article of the semester. Too many names come to mind when i think of this chapter. I like to platón, I like Marx, I like Sastre, I like Simon Bouvier, I like Focoult, I like kieerkegard , I like Derrida, I like Nietszche ,  so I like charles chaplin! (Just in case he might consider philosopher).

But, it's time to decide and in this moment my philosopher favorite it is : Baruch Spinoza .... Yes i know, a man of the 1600. But  its intensity still can feel when I read his philosophy. he was born in Amsterdam and lived for forty-five years. Its main line of thinking is rationalism. but not as rigid as Descartes. Spinoza works on metaphysics and infinite divine substance. Spinoza speaks about nature like as god has a cosmic sense of life. For me, it is a modern thinking for these  time, mainly authors like Goethe and other German, they managed to put up his name. The influence of Spinoza is, standing in the "immanent life" side, about ouer contemporany life. He does not understand the separation of body and soul. All is part of a whole.

I found a phrase of Nietzche I'd like to share with you

"When I speak of Spinoza [...], then I know that your blood circulates in mine"

It is interesting to me the connection you can have between people in terms of understanding the world. Simple and powerful in the discourse of Spinoza is what captivates me. Through a strict line of thought as could be rationalism, Spinoza achieves a powerful spirituality, I think the phrase of Nietzche what did  means.

and the last thing I mean is that the ideas of philosophy are difficult to applicated, because for me there are about no ideas but passions in life. his book I like is speaking about the theories of passions, I think Spinoza spoke of Love as the way to the perseverance of our essence.