Spinoza y la concepción de la política como potencia

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Cristian Andrés Tejeda Gómez
Spinoza, from the concept of immanence, envisages politics as the power of multitude, with two differing tendencies: the concentration of power and the expansion of power. From this point of view, the essence of politics is not finding the ideal type of gov-ernment or the best institutions to build a solid state, but finding the constituent laws that shape the state’s constitution.
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Immanence, tendency, power, expansion of power, concentration of power, multitude

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Tejeda Gómez, Cristian Andrés. “Spinoza y la concepción de la política como potencia”. Astrolabio: revista internacional de filosofia, 2017, no. 19, pp. 142-50, http://raco.cat/index.php/Astrolabio/article/view/318859.
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