Add to ORKGContigency is a definition for which is noted for not having the principle of contradiction in itself, for which gives a different truths from what we are used to derive from geometry as an essential field for knowledge of creating strong logics. Leibniz clearly states one of his ideas for God, and why there must be contigent truths and necessary truths
Leibniz insists that his metaphysical system is consistent with the orthodox doctrine of divine conc...
Leibniz's Theodicy can and should be read otherwise than a naive statement of metaphysical optimism....
This paper focuses on Leibniz’s conception of modality and its application to the issue of natural l...
Contigency is a definition for which is noted for not having the principle of contradiction in itsel...
Leibniz’s principle of sufficient reason (PSR) is the claim that everything has an explanation. It r...
Leibniz was a philosopher of principles: the principles of Contradiction, of Sufficient Reason, of I...
Modality plays an important role in Leibniz's philosophy. One of Leibniz's major philosophical conce...
The Principle of Identity of Indiscernibles, which says that there are no two particulars having in ...
My central claim in this study is that the fundamental metaphysical principles of Leibniz fail to pr...
Leibniz’s treatement of contingency proceeds by degrees and develops in parallel to the systematiza...
The philosophy of Leibniz has seen renewed interest in recent years. Many of the themes central to c...
This commentary on article #19 of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz\u27s Discourse on Metaphysics is for the...
In Leibniz’s New Essays stands out, within many important topics, his doctrine of innate ideas, whic...
International audienceIt has long been thought that Leibniz’s conceptions of infinitesimals were a l...
Leibniz has long faced a challenge about the coherence of the distinction between necessary and cont...
Leibniz insists that his metaphysical system is consistent with the orthodox doctrine of divine conc...
Leibniz's Theodicy can and should be read otherwise than a naive statement of metaphysical optimism....
This paper focuses on Leibniz’s conception of modality and its application to the issue of natural l...
Contigency is a definition for which is noted for not having the principle of contradiction in itsel...
Leibniz’s principle of sufficient reason (PSR) is the claim that everything has an explanation. It r...
Leibniz was a philosopher of principles: the principles of Contradiction, of Sufficient Reason, of I...
Modality plays an important role in Leibniz's philosophy. One of Leibniz's major philosophical conce...
The Principle of Identity of Indiscernibles, which says that there are no two particulars having in ...
My central claim in this study is that the fundamental metaphysical principles of Leibniz fail to pr...
Leibniz’s treatement of contingency proceeds by degrees and develops in parallel to the systematiza...
The philosophy of Leibniz has seen renewed interest in recent years. Many of the themes central to c...
This commentary on article #19 of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz\u27s Discourse on Metaphysics is for the...
In Leibniz’s New Essays stands out, within many important topics, his doctrine of innate ideas, whic...
International audienceIt has long been thought that Leibniz’s conceptions of infinitesimals were a l...
Leibniz has long faced a challenge about the coherence of the distinction between necessary and cont...
Leibniz insists that his metaphysical system is consistent with the orthodox doctrine of divine conc...
Leibniz's Theodicy can and should be read otherwise than a naive statement of metaphysical optimism....
This paper focuses on Leibniz’s conception of modality and its application to the issue of natural l...