University of Isfahan Metaphysics 2476-3276 17 39 2025 03 21 Spinoza and the Metaphysical Revolution of Liberation from Transcendence Spinoza and the Metaphysical Revolution of Liberation from Transcendence 115 132 28731 10.22108/mph.2024.141512.1563 FA Hamed Mavaniehei Philosophy, Humanities faculty, Imam Khomeini international university, Qazvin, Iran. Ali Fath Taheri Philosophy, Humanities Faculty, Imam Khomeini International University, Qazvin, Iran Abdurrazzaq Hesamifar Philosophy, Humanities Faculty, Imam Khomeini International University, Qazvin, Iran Journal Article 2024 05 24 In this article, by relying on the ideas of Neo-Spinozist thinkers in the last half-century, we have tried to explain that Spinoza can be considered the only pioneer philosopher in overturning the metaphysical hegemony, compared to others such as Nietzsche and Heidegger. We have made this claim in light of the possibilities that his philosophy has presented to us, as well as the revolution that has occurred in the metaphysical tradition. In a sense, he was the savior of philosophy, and with his immanence ontology, he provided a new possibility for philosophy to continue in a new direction. We start our point of departure with a brief reference to the influence of his philosophy on the thinkers after him and their conflicting opinions. In the following, by addressing some themes of his philosophy in the form of trilogies, we raise questions that arise from the gate of Spinoza's immanent metaphysics and try to show why and how his philosophy is still contemporary with our world after several centuries. In this article, by relying on the ideas of Neo-Spinozist thinkers in the last half-century, we have tried to explain that Spinoza can be considered the only pioneer philosopher in overturning the metaphysical hegemony, compared to others such as Nietzsche and Heidegger. We have made this claim in light of the possibilities that his philosophy has presented to us, as well as the revolution that has occurred in the metaphysical tradition. In a sense, he was the savior of philosophy, and with his immanence ontology, he provided a new possibility for philosophy to continue in a new direction. We start our point of departure with a brief reference to the influence of his philosophy on the thinkers after him and their conflicting opinions. In the following, by addressing some themes of his philosophy in the form of trilogies, we raise questions that arise from the gate of Spinoza's immanent metaphysics and try to show why and how his philosophy is still contemporary with our world after several centuries. https://mph.ui.ac.ir/article_28731_a0d85bbbf1d18f8e19f0353336ef9fea.pdf