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The Spinoza Problem by Irvin D. Yalom — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Spinoza Problem

by Irvin D. Yalom

Two intertwined stories: Spinoza's excommunication in Amsterdam and the Nazi ideologue Rosenberg's obsession with him. A novel about reason, belonging and self-deception.

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  1. Reason has a cost.
  2. Belonging tempts.
  3. Examine your own mind.

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Spinoza and his enemy.

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