Religious Philosophy in the Writings of A.M. Klein

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Author/collaborator
Title
Religious Philosophy in the Writings of A.M. Klein
Abstract
The author traces the origins of Montreal poet A.M. Klein's celebration of the seventeenth century Dutch philosopher Baruch Spinoza. The author argues that "Spinoza's basic premise, namely the idea that everything is part of the Deity, produced in Klein genuine intellectual excitement which had a lasting effect on his attitude."
Book Title
The A.M. Klein Symposium
Date
1975
Publisher
University of Ottawa Press
Place
Ottawa, ON
Pages
37-45
ISBN
0-7766-4382-7
Language
en
Citation
Fischer, Gretl Kraus. “Religious Philosophy in the Writings of A.M. Klein.” In The A.M. Klein Symposium, 37–45. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa Press, 1975.
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