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aThousandCateaus (bookwyrm) commented on Ethics (Penguin Classics) by Baruch Spinoza
The Ethics seems pretty cumbersome to read. It lays out everything as definitions, axioms, propositions and later ones often reference former ones and expect/require you to go back and reference previous statements.
I think my approach to the book as a first read is probably gonna be, for the most part, to read it without incessant look backs and just see where the argument goes.