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The term modification has multiple distinct meanings in Spinozas Ethics
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Reference literature notes that Spinoza uses terms like mode and modification interchangeably while occasionally employing modification to signify finite things influenced by external causes.

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does 'modification' have more than one meaning in Spinoza's Ethics?
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In the Ethics, Spinoza uses mode, modification, and affection as synonyms. They all mean a thing that is in another. He seems to use modification and affection a little more often when he's referring to modes in which the essence of a finite thing is modified by a partly external cause rather than by its own properties.
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