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Jani Mäkinen, Original: |
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Hi.
I respond to the question, presenting my view. Spinoza, 11. That which states the terms[constitutes] of existance for the human mind, is basically nothing else than the _idea_ of an actually existing individual. [The idea refers - in my opinion - to the socratic cave theory, if you understand my meaning] Spinoza, 13. The object of the idea[reflection], stating the rules for the human mind, is the human body[which is the true form/reflectee]. Hope you will see my meaning. Jani |