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  1. Naturalness and equality: the specifics of modern naturalism in the realm of political philosophy.Olena Slobodianuk - 2005 - Sententiae 12 (1):199-219.
    The article proves that modern political philosophy is based on the concept of "individual" and on the abstract principle of "equality of individuals". But this abstract principle does not provide for "content expansion" in all possible directions without exception. Therefore, inattention to gender equality or cultural equality does not prevent, for example, Locke from recognizing the natural equality of all people. This circumstance can be considered an ideological source of the "modern paradox": the recognition of the natural equality of all (...)
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  • The concept of power (potentia) in the metaphysics of Benedict Spinoza.Rostyslav Dymerets - 2005 - Sententiae 12 (1):3-23.
    The author examines Spinoza's view of (1) the relationship between modes of substance and divine power, particularly in the context of the limitations of each individual mode, (2) the process of realizing divine power within a specific mode. The text proves that the representation of all things as modes of substance, or divine modes, allows Spinoza to endow them with divine power. For a thing that exists in time and has duration, the preservation of existence means creation. Thus, maintaining the (...)
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