Eugene Marshall is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Florida International University. Prior to Florida International University, he taught at Wellesley College and Dartmouth College. He received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin. He grew up in St. Louis, Missouri.

• Acknowledgements ; 1. Introduction and Background ; 2. Adequate Ideas are Innate ; 3. Power, Conatus, and Affects ; 4. Affects and Consciousness ; 5. Moral psychology and bondage ; 6. Freedom, therapy, and salvation ; Bibliography ; Index

In this engaging book Eugene Marshall defends an interpretation of Spinoza's theory of consciousness ... The book is admirably clear and well-structured: each of its six chapters contributes to Marshall's case.

Eugene Marshall is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Florida International University. Prior to Florida International University, he taught at Wellesley College and Dartmouth College. He received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin. He grew up in St. Louis, Missouri.

• Acknowledgements ; 1. Introduction and Background ; 2. Adequate Ideas are Innate ; 3. Power, Conatus, and Affects ; 4. Affects and Consciousness ; 5. Moral psychology and bondage ; 6. Freedom, therapy, and salvation ; Bibliography ; Index

In this engaging book Eugene Marshall defends an interpretation of Spinoza's theory of consciousness ... The book is admirably clear and well-structured: each of its six chapters contributes to Marshall's case.

Eugene Marshall is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Florida International University. Prior to Florida International University, he taught at Wellesley College and Dartmouth College. He received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin. He grew up in St. Louis, Missouri.

• Acknowledgements ; 1. Introduction and Background ; 2. Adequate Ideas are Innate ; 3. Power, Conatus, and Affects ; 4. Affects and Consciousness ; 5. Moral psychology and bondage ; 6. Freedom, therapy, and salvation ; Bibliography ; Index

In this engaging book Eugene Marshall defends an interpretation of Spinoza's theory of consciousness ... The book is admirably clear and well-structured: each of its six chapters contributes to Marshall's case.