Spinozistic

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From Spinoza +‎ -istic.

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Spinozistic (comparative more Spinozistic, superlative most Spinozistic)

  1. (philosophy) Of, pertaining to, resembling, or representative of the philosophical doctrines of Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677).
    • 1992, Bart Schultz, “Bertrand Russell in Ethics and Politics,”, in Ethics, volume 102, number 3, page 618:
      Russell was, I believe, especially inclined toward Spinoza's view mainly in his world-weary writings in the aftermath of World War I, which, he sometimes claimed, had made him more Spinozistic.

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