Freedom to Philosophize and Freedom of Thought and Speech. The Contemporary Reception of Spinoza’s Tractatus theologico-politicus

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1. Baruch Spinoza 100%
2. Tractatus 56%
3. Political philosophy 37%
4. Early Reception 30%
5. Freedom of Speech 28%
6. Freethinkers 27%
7. Niccolo Machiavelli 25%
8. Freedom of Thought 25%
9. Equality 21%
10. Naturalism 18%
11. Religion 16%
12. Antonio Negri 15%
13. Genealogy 15%
14. Deity 15%
15. Tolerance 14%
16. Contemporary Reception 13%
17. Reception 13%
18. Modernity 12%
19. Philosophy 12%
20. Mogen 11%
21. German Reception 11%
22. Piet Mondrian 11%
23. Dictionary 11%
24. Spinozism 10%
25. Feuerbach 10%
26. Samuel Von Pufendorf 10%
27. Thought 10%
28. Philosophical Critique 10%
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30. Rotterdam 9%
31. Libertinage 9%
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36. Early English 9%
37. Gilles Deleuze 9%
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40. Nature 8%
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61. Critique of Metaphysics 5%
62. Radical Enlightenment 5%
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64. Critique of Religion 5%
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66. Theophrastus 5%
67. Freedom of Conscience 5%
68. History 5%
69. Natural Law Theory 5%