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Leibniz On Freedom And Determinism In Relation To Aquinas And Molina 1st Edition Didier Njirayamanda Kaphagawani

SKU: BELL-48141062

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Leibniz On Freedom And Determinism In Relation To Aquinas And Molina 1st Edition Didier Njirayamanda Kaphagawani instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.77 MB

Pages: 160

Author: Didier Njirayamanda Kaphagawani

ISBN: 9781138335097, 9781138335059, 9780429444012, 9780429813818, 9780429813801, 1138335096, 1138335053, 042944401X, 0429813813

Language: English

Year: 2020

Edition: 1

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Leibniz On Freedom And Determinism In Relation To Aquinas And Molina 1st Edition Didier Njirayamanda Kaphagawani by Didier Njirayamanda Kaphagawani 9781138335097, 9781138335059, 9780429444012, 9780429813818, 9780429813801, 1138335096, 1138335053, 042944401X, 0429813813 instant download after payment.

First published in 1999, this volume considers the 17th century philosopher Leibniz and his views on Freedom and Determinism, aiming to show that his solution is in many respects superior to those of Aquinias and Molina. The author thoroughly explores Leibniz in the light of Aquinas and Molina, first examining their positions on freedom and determinism, followed by Leibniz on freedom, contingency and determinism, the denial of freedom of pure indifference, freedom and divine foreknowledge and major interpretations of his philosophy.