Leibniz: Writings on the Metaphysics of the Infinite
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Leibniz: Writings on the Metaphysics of the Infinite
Arthur, Richard T. W.; Ottaviani, Osvaldo
Oxford University Press
09/2025
352
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Inglês
9780192865885
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Introduction 1. On the Infinite [1693?] [De infinito] Commentary 2. An Infinite Straight Line is not a Whole [after 1692] [Linea recta infinita] Commentary 3. Reflections on Froidmont's Labyrinthus [1693DS5?] [Excerpta et Notae -Fromondus, Labyrinthus] Appendix 1: Extracts from Froidmont's Labyrinthus Commentary 4. Line and Time [1693DS5?] [Linea et Tempus] Commentary 5. Is there a Midpoint in the Infinite? [1695?] [Quaeritur an in infinito detur Medium] Commentary 6. Every Thing Resists the Infinite [1695?] [Omnis res infinito resistit] Commentary 7. On the Incredible Subtlety of Things [1694DS99] [De incredibili rerum subtilitate] Commentary 8. It is as if we are suspended between two infinities [1695DS96?] [Inter duo infinita velut suspensi sumus] Commentary 9. Towards a Science of the Infinite [c. 1696?] [Ad Scientiam Infiniti] Commentary Appendix 2: Historical preface of De Scientia Infiniti...(?) 10. From Leibniz's Exchange with Gabriel Wagner [December 1697DSMarch 1698] [Facing page dialogue] Commentary 11. From Leibniz's Correspondence with Johann Bernoulli [1698DS99] [Consecutive letters] Commentary 12. Place and Time, Matter and Change [1705?] [Locus et tempus sunt continua...] Appendix 3: Excerpts from Leibniz's letters to De Volder and the Electress Sophie Commentary Appendix 4: Excerpt from "Even though nothing in nature happens by a leap..."
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Introduction 1. On the Infinite [1693?] [De infinito] Commentary 2. An Infinite Straight Line is not a Whole [after 1692] [Linea recta infinita] Commentary 3. Reflections on Froidmont's Labyrinthus [1693DS5?] [Excerpta et Notae -Fromondus, Labyrinthus] Appendix 1: Extracts from Froidmont's Labyrinthus Commentary 4. Line and Time [1693DS5?] [Linea et Tempus] Commentary 5. Is there a Midpoint in the Infinite? [1695?] [Quaeritur an in infinito detur Medium] Commentary 6. Every Thing Resists the Infinite [1695?] [Omnis res infinito resistit] Commentary 7. On the Incredible Subtlety of Things [1694DS99] [De incredibili rerum subtilitate] Commentary 8. It is as if we are suspended between two infinities [1695DS96?] [Inter duo infinita velut suspensi sumus] Commentary 9. Towards a Science of the Infinite [c. 1696?] [Ad Scientiam Infiniti] Commentary Appendix 2: Historical preface of De Scientia Infiniti...(?) 10. From Leibniz's Exchange with Gabriel Wagner [December 1697DSMarch 1698] [Facing page dialogue] Commentary 11. From Leibniz's Correspondence with Johann Bernoulli [1698DS99] [Consecutive letters] Commentary 12. Place and Time, Matter and Change [1705?] [Locus et tempus sunt continua...] Appendix 3: Excerpts from Leibniz's letters to De Volder and the Electress Sophie Commentary Appendix 4: Excerpt from "Even though nothing in nature happens by a leap..."
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