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Relational Identity and Metaphysical Unity - Spinoza’s Metaphysics of Singular Things
Spinoza's monistic metaphysical picture is unique in its uncompromising and radical commitments. According to Spinoza, there is one substance—God—of which everything else (trees, humans, and chemical elements) are modes. Thus, all things are causally and conceptually dependent on God, inhere in God,
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