Freedom, Emotion and Self-subsistence: The Structure of a Central Part of Spinoza's Ethics

absolute according to Spinoza Acq(x active emotion active in relation AdC xy AdD(xy adequate cause adequate power adequately conceived AdF(x Arne Naess basic causation cheerfulness cognition completely active conatus conceived as non-existent conception conceptually dependent context crease decrease definiens definition ES(x essence Ethics expression extensional extent follows formulation grading Hil(x hilaritas human immanence in-itself increase in freedom increase in level increase in perfection increase in power increase one's InD(xx infinite interpretation Lae(x lambanological less level of freedom Lin(x modal logic modes Naess natura naturans notion oneself ontological order to exist P(xy parallel particular things passive emotion PCNE ekv person philosophy Pin(x pleasurable excitement potentia power in relation predicates propositions quatenus rationality reconstruction Refl(x require self-realization self-satisfaction sense sorrow Spinoza's system Spinozistic strives to increase substance symbols terminology theorems tion totally understanding University of Oslo vice versa Vir(x virtue