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The Philosophy Of The Young Leibniz Paperback Mark Kulstad Mogens Laerke David Snyder

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Publisher: Franz Steiner Verlag Wiesbaden GmbH

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.84 MB

Pages: 259

Author: Mark Kulstad; Mogens Laerke; David Snyder

ISBN: 9783515080989, 3515080988

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: Paperback

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The Philosophy Of The Young Leibniz Paperback Mark Kulstad Mogens Laerke David Snyder by Mark Kulstad; Mogens Laerke; David Snyder 9783515080989, 3515080988 instant download after payment.

The volume gathers a selection of nineteen contributions from an international conference on the seventeenth-century philosopher G. W. Leibniz held at Rice University in Houston, Texas. It focuses on the writings by the young Leibniz on a variety of subjects such as mathematics, physics, metaphysics, logic, theology and politics. It also contains a subsection with contributions on the much-debated question of the impact of Baruch de Spinoza's philosophy on Leibniz.
The objective of the volume is partly to consider the early texts as philosophical statements in their own right, partly to contribute to the understanding of the evolution and genesis of Leibniz's philosophy by tracing the tenets of his mature philosophy back to their origin.