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This series broadens the understanding of Spinoza in the Anglophone world by translating central works by Continental scholars into English for the first time as well as new studies that challenge mainstream Anglophone readings of Spinoza. These philosophers explore Spinoza's most important themes in detail – that right is coextensive with power, that every political order is based on the power of the multitude, the critique of superstition and the rejection of the idea of providence – opening up new possibilities for reading and interpreting Spinoza.
