Jo Hyun-soo: Spinoza's Theory of the Improvement of the Understanding

It's written in Latin and it has a very easy and interesting cartoon presentation of Spinoza's philosophy, which was difficult to reach. With the methodological insight of Spinoza philosophy, he has solved his subject so that everyone can understand it. I particularly drew a dramatic picture of happiness in the search for the life of young Spino, how to reach the truth that must be found in order to be happy. The book is divided into three large sections. The first part of this famous quote by many, "STAM me Experiena docuit,".." ("Experient to me.). After you teach me. (“The Great Teacher”) was made up of fiction cartoons. Here we briefly looked at what Spinoza means by experience. The second part of the story was a step-by-step overview of the writings of Spinoza. Some of the passages that were originally included in the book are written in response to criticisms that were meaningful at the time but not very helpful today in understanding Spinoza philosophy, and some of the main ones are to simplify. But it covered almost everything in its original incomplete work, the "The Brain Improvement" theory. The greatest virtue of the book is that it focused on what today readers understand about Spino's philosophy. The third part, which is the most successful part, is to introduce Spinoza's life as a drama and a picture, especially for readers entering into the philosophy of Spino.

Korean title: 스피노자의 지성 개선론

Korean author: 조현수

Korean publisher: 이숲

ISBN-13: 9791191131642