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SUMMARY: Philosophy Colloquium – Dr. Yitzhak Y. Melamed: ‘Spinoza and Hegel
  on Actual Infinity’
DESCRIPTION: Abstract: In this paper I study some crucial stations in the c
 omplex story of the rehabilitation of the notion of actual infinity\, from 
 Aristotle\, through Crescas\, Spinoza\, Hegel\, and Cantor. Among other thi
 ngs I attempt to clarify Cantor’s significant engagement with Spinoza’s tex
 t\, and Cantor’s view of Spinoza’s advocacy of actual infinity as partly in
 spiring […]
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 /p><p><strong>Abstract:</strong> In this paper I study some crucial station
 s in the complex story of the rehabilitation of the notion of actual infini
 ty\, from Aristotle\, through Crescas\, Spinoza\, Hegel\, and Cantor. Among
  other things I attempt to clarify Cantor’s significant engagement with Spi
 noza’s text\, and Cantor’s view of Spinoza’s advocacy of actual infinity as
  partly inspiring and partly proving a challenge to his own invention of tr
 ansfinite numbers.</p><p><strong>Bio:</strong> Yitzhak Y. Melamed is the Ch
 arlotte Bloomberg Professor of Philosophy at Johns Hopkins University. He w
 orks on Early Modern Philosophy\, German Idealism\, Medieval Philosophy\, a
 nd some issues in contemporary metaphysics\, and is the author of Spinoza’s
  Metaphysics: Substance and Thought (Oxford 2013)\, and Spinoza’s Labyrinth
 s (Oxford\, forthcoming). Currently\, he is working on the completion of a 
 book on Spinoza and German Idealism\, and on an introduction to Spinoza’s p
 hilosophy.</p>
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