Suchergebnisse

Intro -- INHALTSVERZEICHNIS -- VORWORT -- Thomas Leinkauf: Harmonie und Realität. Eine systematische Einleitung -- Stefano Di Bella: Varieties of Phenomenalism, Levels of Reality: A Tentative Framework for a Controversial Issue -- Brandon C. Look: The Ideal and the Real in Leibniz's Metaphysics -- Juan Antonio Nicolás: Harmonie als Ordnung: Das letztendliche Meta-Prinzip der Leibnizschen Metaphysik -- Stephan Meier-Oeser: Leibniz's Concept of Harmony between Soul and Body -- Edward W. Glowienka: The Unexamined World is Not Worth Creating: Leibniz on How Rational Minds Matter for Universal Harmony -- Donald Rutherford: Universal Harmony and the Unity of a World -- Paul Rateau: Remarques sur l'article de Donald Rutherford: «Universal Harmony and the Unity of a World» -- Martha Brandt Bolton: Harmony, Reality and the Temporal Unity of a Monad: 1695-1705 -- Andreas Blank: Ontologie und Metaphilosophie in Leibniz' Mühlenargument -- Thomas Leinkauf: The Vinculum Substantiale and the Impact of Metaphysics in Leibniz' Late Philosophy.

The third volume of Leibniz's philosophical letters documents the critical period when he first disclosed his philosophical system to the general public. This took place in two papers published around 1695, the 'Specimen dynamicum' and the 'Système nouveau,'whose basic theses were a subject of discussion in multiple letters (including Leibniz's correspondence with de Volder and Wagner). Martin Schneider, Herma Kliege-Biller und Stefan Meier-Oeser, Leibniz-Forschungsstelle, University of Münster, Germany.