Add to ORKGDrawing on my previous paper “Monadology and Music”(Uchii 2015), I will further pursue the analogy between Monadology and music. I wish to emphasize that good examples of “pre-established harmony” can be extracted from this analogy. Also, a good illustration of “Leibniz’s Demon” can be obtained. This Demon is such that it can tell, given a piece of matter, the whole history of the world, past, present, and future. In terms of finite examples of musical pieces and their performances, Leibniz’s point of this Demon can be better understood
According to Leibniz, there is no death in the sense that the human being or animal is destroyed com...
The purpose of this essay is to make the case for a heterodox reading of Leibniz’s The Monadology (p...
One of the more exotic and mysterious features of Leibniz’s later philosophical writings is the harm...
Drawing on my previous paper “Monadology and Music”(Uchii 2015), I will further pursue the analogy b...
In this paper, I will present an analogy between Leibniz’s Monadology and musical works. A musical w...
In this paper, I will try to exploit the implication of Leibniz's statement in Monadology (1714) tha...
We reconstruct monads as cyclic finite state automata whose states are what Leibniz calls perception...
Leibniz coined the word “dynamics,” but his own dynamics has never been completed. However, there ar...
This is a short summary of my new interpretation of Leibniz’s philosophy, including metaphysics and ...
Leibniz coined the word “dynamics,” but his own dynamics has never been completed. However, there ar...
I have developed an informational interpretation of Leibniz’s metaphysics and dynamics, but in this ...
Written in 1714, the “Monadology” is widely regarded as a classic statement of much of Leibniz’s mat...
Leibniz coined the word “dynamics, ” but his own dynamics has never been completed. However, there a...
According to Leibniz, there is no death in the sense that the human being or animal is destroyed com...
In a letter to a friend Leibniz likens the material (i.e. physical) effects of monadic (i.e. nonphys...
According to Leibniz, there is no death in the sense that the human being or animal is destroyed com...
The purpose of this essay is to make the case for a heterodox reading of Leibniz’s The Monadology (p...
One of the more exotic and mysterious features of Leibniz’s later philosophical writings is the harm...
Drawing on my previous paper “Monadology and Music”(Uchii 2015), I will further pursue the analogy b...
In this paper, I will present an analogy between Leibniz’s Monadology and musical works. A musical w...
In this paper, I will try to exploit the implication of Leibniz's statement in Monadology (1714) tha...
We reconstruct monads as cyclic finite state automata whose states are what Leibniz calls perception...
Leibniz coined the word “dynamics,” but his own dynamics has never been completed. However, there ar...
This is a short summary of my new interpretation of Leibniz’s philosophy, including metaphysics and ...
Leibniz coined the word “dynamics,” but his own dynamics has never been completed. However, there ar...
I have developed an informational interpretation of Leibniz’s metaphysics and dynamics, but in this ...
Written in 1714, the “Monadology” is widely regarded as a classic statement of much of Leibniz’s mat...
Leibniz coined the word “dynamics, ” but his own dynamics has never been completed. However, there a...
According to Leibniz, there is no death in the sense that the human being or animal is destroyed com...
In a letter to a friend Leibniz likens the material (i.e. physical) effects of monadic (i.e. nonphys...
According to Leibniz, there is no death in the sense that the human being or animal is destroyed com...
The purpose of this essay is to make the case for a heterodox reading of Leibniz’s The Monadology (p...
One of the more exotic and mysterious features of Leibniz’s later philosophical writings is the harm...