From Conceivability to Existence and then to Ethics: Parmenides’ Being, Anselm’s God and Spinoza’s Rejection of Evil – Evangelos D. Protopapadakis

From Conceivability to Existence and then to Ethics: Parmenides’ Being, Anselm’s God and Spinoza’s Rejection of Evil

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In Articles By Evangelos D. Protopapadakis

From Conceivability to Existence and then to Ethics: Parmenides’ Being, Anselm’s God and Spinoza’s Rejection of Evil

in Journal of Classical Studies MS 15 (2013): 149-156.

Evangelos D. Protopapadakis, From Conceivability to Existence and then to Ethics, offprint