How can we think about evil if we exclude free will? Spinoza and Freud define freedom in terms of the understanding of mechanisms arising in a person by necessity. Spinoza’s letters to Blijenbergh, analyzed here through a Freudian lens, allow us to formulate a response to this problem.
CLIL theme: 3916 -- SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES -- Philosophie -- Histoire de la philosophie
