Spinoza. Practical philosophy

The major philosopher of the 20th century Gilles Delez earned the glory of a virtuoso interpreter and deconstructor of texts that make up the "Golden Fund" of world philosophy. The attention of readers seems to be a translation of one of the important historical and philosophical works of Delez, dedicated to the work of the great philosopher - Spinoza. An unconventional reading of spinosist texts allows not only to look at the work of the Dutch thinker in a new way, but also to penetrate deeper into the very difficult conceptual apparatus of the philosophizing of Deleuz himself, and also to feel more fully what Lyotar at one time called the “state of postmodern”.
Deleuz takes the position that the term “philosopher” does not really belong to Spinosis. Of course, Spinoza is a lonely thinker who perceives philosophy as an action aimed at liberation from all kinds of idols and radical hoax. At one time, Nietzsche spoke of Spinosism as that still poses extremely urgent problems regarding on the ontology (theory of substance), and epistemology (theory of ideas), and political anthropology (theory of modes, passions and actions) The purpose of the book presented is to determine the ratio of these three dimensions