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The Young Leibniz and his Philosophy (1646-76) (Hardcover, 2000 ed.)
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The Young Leibniz and his Philosophy (1646-76) (Hardcover, 2000 ed.)
Series: International Archives of the History of Ideas / Archives Internationales d'Histoire des Idees, 166
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Despite the importance of Leibniz's mature philosophy, his early
work has been relatively neglected. This collection begins with an
overview of his formative years and includes 12 original papers by
internationally-known scholars. The contributions reflect the wide
range of the young Leibniz's philosophical interests and his
interests in related subjects, including law, physics and theology.
Some chapters explore his relationship to other philosophers,
including his teachers in Leipzig and Jena and his Paris friend
Tschirnhaus, as well as Hobbes and Spinoza. Others focus on
particular periods or texts and deal with themes ranging from
ethics and free-will to his philosophically-significant account of
transubstantiation and his early monadology. Some of the topics are
familiar to Leibniz students - harmony, sufficient reason and
possible worlds, for instance - but others are less familiar - for
instance, his attitude to historical truth, millenarianism and the
relation of mathematics to the natural world. The book provides an
introduction to Leibniz's early philosophy and throws light on the
development of some of the doctrines with which he is particularly
associated.
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