Certainly! Here are a few authors, articles, and books that explore the concept of "ingenium" in relation to Spinoza and its potential use as a substitute for the more generic term "idea":
1. "Spinoza's Ethical Theory: Ingenium, Knowledge, and the Love of God" by Matthew J. Kisner - This article explores Spinoza's concept of "ingenium" as it relates to his ethical theory and argues that it can be seen as an alternative to the Cartesian concept of "idea."
2. "Spinoza and the Power of Ideas" by Moira Gatens - This book examines Spinoza's theory of ideas and argues that it can be read as a theory of power, with "ingenium" playing a key role in this conception.
3. "The Concept of Ingenium in Spinoza's Ethics" by James R. Betts - This article explores the concept of "ingenium" in Spinoza's ethics and argues that it can be seen as a key element of his theory of the mind.
4. "The Art of Knowing: Experiments with Spinoza's Concept of Ingenium" by Sarah Hutton - This book explores the concept of "ingenium" in Spinoza's philosophy and argues that it can be seen as a key element of his theory of knowledge.
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