Spinoza and the cunning of imagination

Introduction

First part. Adequate ideas are infinite modes

Our knowledge of God and its place in ethics

Spinoza's will to power: how does the conatus become a desire to increase power?

False pleasures and romantic love

Second part. Conflicts among emotions, among ideas, and among people

Hilarity and the goods of mind and body

Strength of the emotions and the power of the intellect

Ethics and The Ethics: how does reason become practical?.