[H. De Dijn]
Historical remarks on Spinoza’s theory of definition

[G. Fløistad]
Experiental meaning in Spinoza

[A. Furlan]
Logic according to Spinoza

[J. J. Groen]
Spinoza: philosopher and prophet
Introduction
Spinozas method
What knowledge remains after the ‘improvement of the understanding’?
The three kinds of knowledge
Rationalism and mysticism

[K.Hammacher]
Spinoza’s conclusions drawn from systematic reflection on the affections. A critical review.

[O. Hansen]
Spinoza’s proof of an external world

[E. E. Harris]
The order and connexion of ideas

[P. van der Hoeven]
The significance of Cartesian physics for Spinoza’s theory of knowledge
Characterization of Cartesian physics
Shortcomings of Cartesian physics
Exceeding the limits of the theory
1. The elimination of mathematics
2. The structure of the organic body
What use does Spinoza make of Cartesian physics?
Spinoza’s theory of the ‘individual’
The influence of this theory on Spinoza’s own theory of knowledge
1. Formulation of the ‘knowledge of the first kind’
2. Influence of the theory on this formulation
3. Formulation of the ‘knowledge of the second kind’
4. Influence of the theory on this formulation
5. Metaphysical unfolding of the theory

[H. G. Hubbeling]
Logic and experience in Spinoza’s mysticism

[L. C. Rice]
Methodology and modality in the first part of Spinoza’s Ethics
Introduction : geometrical method
God, substance, nature
The proofs of the existence of God
Concluding notes

[A. G. Wernham]
Spinoza’s account of cognition in Ethics part II, prop. 9-13

[J. Wetlesen]
Normative reasoning in Spinoza ; two interpretations

[T. Zweerman]
The method in Spinoza’s Tractatus de iltellectus emendatione – some remarks on the problem inspired by the Tractatus theologico-politicus and by Epistola 37

[H. G. Hubbeling]
The discussions at the Spinoza-symposium in Amersfoort, September 10-13, 1973