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Opuscules Et Fragments Inédits De Leibniz: Extraits Des Manuscrits De La Bibliothèque Royale De Hanovre (French Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, H Königliche Und Provinzial-bibliothek, 2010-04-20 Leibniz: Discourse on Metaphysics; Correspondence with Arnauld, and Monadology by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 1968 Oeuvres De Leibniz: Publiées Pour La Première Fois D'après Les Manuscripts Originaux, Volume 1 (French Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 2010-04-04 Correspondenz von Leibniz mit Caroline (French Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 1973 Oeuvres Philosophiques De Leibniz, Volume 2 (French Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Émile Boirac, 2010-02-03 Système Religieux de Leibnitz (French Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 2009-04-27 Leibniz Über Die Analysis Des Unendlichen: Eine Auswahl Leibnizscher Abhandlungen Aus Dem Lateinischen (German Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Gerhard Kowalewski, 2010-01-09 Nouvelles lettres et opuscules inédits de Leibniz (French Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Collège municipal Chaptal, et all 2010-08-05 Die Werke Von Leibniz Gemäss Seinem Hanschriftlichen Nachlasse in Der Königlichen Bibliothek Zu Hannover, Volume 5 (German Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Onno Klopp, 2010-02-11 Die Werke Von Leibniz Gemäss Seinem Hanschriftlichen Nachlasse in Der Königlichen Bibliothek Zu Hannover, Volume 7 (German Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Onno Klopp, 2010-02-28 Leibnizens Briefwechsel Mit Dem Minister Von Bernstorff Und Andere Leibniz Betreffende Briefe Und Attenstucke Aus Den Jahren 1705-1716 (1882) (German Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 2010-02-23 Oeuvres Philosophiques De Leibniz (French Edition) by Paul Janet, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 2010-03-01 Correspondence de Malebrancheet de Leibniz (French Edition) by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 2009-04-27 Monadologie und andere metaphysische Schriften / Discours de m‚taphysique; La monadologie; Principes de la nature et de la grƒce fond‚s en raison. Französisch - deutsch. by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Ulrich Johannes Schneider, 2002-09-01

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41. Leibniz, G. W
    le laboratoire (lifia.imag.fr) leibniz's Drôle de pensée (www.znort.it) Historyof Mathematics (clarku.edu) Complete leibniz, gottfried wilhelm (humanum.arts  
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    Extractions: Photo by University of St. Andrews, Scotland Leibniz, G. W Leibniz or Leibnitz, Gottfried Wilhelm, Baron von, 1646-1716, German philosopher and mathematician. His career as a scholar embraced the physical sciences, law, history, diplomacy, and logic, and he held diplomatic posts (from 1666) under various German princes. Leibniz also invented the CALCULUS, concurrently with but independently of NEWTON . His philosophical writings, including Theodicy (1710) and Monadology (1714), popularized by the philosopher Christian von Wolff, were orthodox and optimistic, claiming that a divine plan made this the best of all possible worlds (a view satirized by VOLTAIRE in Candide). According to Leibniz, the basic constituents of the universe are simple substances he called monads, infinite in number, nonmaterial, and hierarchically arranged. His major work, New Essays on Human Understanding, a treatise on John Locke 's Essay concerning Human Understanding, was written in 1704 but because of Locke' s death published only in 1765. A critique of Locke ILT web (ilt.columbia.edu)

42. Gottfried Wilhelm Von Leibniz
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    Extractions: Note: the following has been abstracted from the Grolier Encyclopedia. The German philosopher and mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz, b. July 1, 1646, d. Nov. 14, 1716, was a universal genius and a founder of modern science. He anticipated the development of symbolic logic and, independently of Isaac Newton, invented the calculus with a superior notation, including the symbols for integration and differentiation. He expounded a theory of substance based on monads, which were metaphysical and animistically endowed points of force and perception. Leibniz also advocated Christian ecumenism in religion, codified Roman laws and introduced natural law in jurisprudence, propounded the metaphysical law of optimism (satirized by Voltaire in Candide) that our universe is the "best of all possible worlds," and transmitted Chinese thought to Europe. For his work, he is considered a progenitor of German idealism and a pioneer of the Enlightenment. Leibniz was the son of a professor of moral philosophy at Leipzig. A precocious youth, Leibniz taught himself Latin and some Greek by age 12 so that he might read the books in his father's library. From 1661 to 1666 he majored in law at the University of Leipzig. When refused admission to its doctoral program in law in 1666, he went to the University of Altdorf, which awarded him the doctorate in jurisprudence in 1667.

43. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz - Von Der Sprache Im Allgemeinen
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    Extractions: Es ist aber bei dem Gebrauch der Sprache auch dieses sonderlich zu betrachten, daß die Worte nicht nur der Gedanken, sondern auch der Dinge Zeichen seien, und daß wir Zeichen nötig haben, nicht nur unsere Meinung anderen anzudeuten, sondern auch unsern Gedanken selbst zu helfen. Denn gleich wie man in großen Handels-Städten, auch im Spiel und sonsten nicht allezeit Geld zahlet, sondern sich an dessen Statt Zettel oder Marken bis zur letzten Abrechnung oder Zahlung bedient; also tut auch der Verstand mit den Bildnissen der Dinge, zumal wenn er viel zu denken hat, daß er nehmlich Zeichen dafür braucht, damit er nicht nötig habe, die Sache jedesmal so oft sie vorkommt, von neuen zu bedenken. Daher wenn er sie einmal wohl gefaßt, begnügt er sich hernach oft, nicht nur in äußerlichen Reden, sondern auch in den Gedanken und innerlichen Selbstgespräch das Wort an die Stelle der Sache zu setzen. Und gleichwie ein Rechenmeister, der keine Zahl schreiben wollte, deren Halt er nicht zugleich bedächte und gleichsam an den Fingern abzählte, wie man die Uhr zählt, nimmer mit der Rechnung fertig werden würde: Also wenn man in Reden und auch selbst im Gedenken kein Wort sprechen wollte, ohne sich ein eigentliches Bildnis von dessen Bedeutung zu machen, würde man überaus langsam sprechen oder vielmehr verstummmen müssen, auch den Lauf der Gedanken notwendig hemmen und also im Reden und Denken nicht weit kommen.

44. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
    Quotes, biography, and a synopsis of the Monadology.  
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    Extractions: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback Baron Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz (1646-1716) - surname in some sources: Leibnitz German philosopher, mathematician, historian and jurist, contemporary of Newton (1642-1727), who left behind no philosophical magnum opus, but who is still considered to be among the giant thinkers of the 17th-century. Leibniz believed in "pre-established harmony" between matter and maid, and developed a philosophy of Rationalism by which he attempted to reconcile the existence of matter with the existence of God. Bertrand Russel wrote that Leibniz's intellect "was highly abstract and logical; his greatest claim to fame is as an inventor of the infinitesimal calculus." (from The Monadology Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz was born in Leipzig as the son of a professor of moral philosophy. He received his masters degree from the University of Leipzig at the age of 18 and his doctorate in law at Altdorf in 1667. Leibniz preferred a courtly to and academich career and in 1669 he entered into the service of the elector of Mainz. Some years later he traveled to Paris to try to persuade Louis XIV to expel the Turks from Egypt in order to distract his attention from marching on Holland. The ploy did not work. In 1675 Leibniz made his most important scientific discovery, the differential and integral calculus which became the basis for modern mathematic. The discovery resulted in a controversy with Isaac Newton over whether he or Newton was the inventor. Nowadays it is generally agreed that they both discovered the basic foundations the calculus independently, Newton first but Leibniz's publication prededed that of Newton. Leibniz's system of notation is superior to that of Newton, and is still in use today. Newton's absolute space also was something Leibniz could not accept: "I hold space to be something merely relative, as time is; . . . For space denotes, in terms of possibility, an order to things which exist at the same time, considered as existing together."

45. Leibniz-Forschungsstelle
    Die leibnizForschungstelle an der Westf¤lischen wilhelms-Universit¤t M¼nster ist befaŸt mit der Erforschung des Nachlasses des Philosophen gottfried wilhelm leibniz (1646-1716).  
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46. LEIBNIZ, Gottfried Wilhelm
    Translate this page leibniz, gottfried wilhelm, * 21.6. 1646 in Leipzig, + 14.11. 1716 in Hannover,bedeutendster deutscher Universalgelehrter und Philosoph des Barock.  
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    Extractions: Verlag Traugott Bautz www.bautz.de/bbkl Bestellmöglichkeiten des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Zur Hauptseite des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Abkürzungsverzeichnis des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Bibliographische Angaben für das Zitieren ... NEU: Unser E-News Service Wir informieren Sie regelmäßig über Neuigkeiten und Änderungen per E-Mail. Helfen Sie uns, das BBKL aktuell zu halten! Band IV (1992) Spalten 1383-1388 Autor: Hartmut Rosenau Werke: ); Hermann Schmalenbach, Gottfried Wilhelm L., Ausgewählte Schriften, Leipzig 1914 f.; Akademie-Ausgabe, Gottfried Wilhelm L. Sämtl. Schriften und Briefe, hrsg. v. der Deutschen Akademie der Wissenschaften Berlin, Darmstadt/Berlin 1923 ff. (1962 ff.), lfd.; Walther Janell, G. W. L., Kleinere philos. Schriften, Frankfurt/M. 1925; Gerhard Krüger, G. W. L., Die Hauptwerke, Leipzig 1933 (1949 ); Paul Schrecker, L. Lettres et fragments inédits, Paris 1934; Gaston Grua, Gottfried Wilhelm L. Textes inédits d'après les manuscrits de la Bibliothèque de Hannovre, Paris 1948; Wolf v. Engelhardt, Gottfried Wilhelm L., Schöpferische Vernunft, Schriften aus den Jahren 1668-1686, Marburg 1951; Vittorio Mathieu, Scritti politici e di diritto naturale di Gottfried Wilhelm L., Torino 1951; Geneviève Lewis, Lettres de L. à Arnauld, d'après un manuscrit inédit, Paris 1952; Hermann Glockner, G. W. L., Monadologie, Stuttgart 1954 (1982 ); André Robinet, G. W. L. »Principes de la Nature et de la Grâce« - »Principe de la Philosophie ou Monadologie«, Paris 1954; Herbert Herring, Gottfried Wilhelm L., »Vernunftsprinzipien der Natur und der Gnade« - »Monadologie«, Hamburg 1956 (Nachdr. 1969); Ders., Gottfried Wilhelm L., »Metaphysische Abhandlung«, Hamburg 1958 (1975); Paul Schrecker, G. W. L. Opuscula Philosophica Selecta, Paris 1959; Tullio Ascarrelli/M.Giannotta, Testi per la storia del pensiero giundico, Milano 1960; Joachim Christian Horn, G. W. L., Grundwahrheiten der Philosophie, »Monadologie«, Frankfurt/M. 1962; Wolf v. Engelhardt/Hans Heinz Holz, L.s Philosoph. Schriften, Darmstadt 1959-1961; Herbert Herring, G. W. L., Fünf Schriften zur Logik und Metaphysik, Stuttgart 1966; Arthur Buchenau, G. W. L., Die Theodizee (Nachdr. der 2. Aufl. 1968), Hamburg 1977; Heinz Günter Nesselrath/Hermann Reinbothe, G. W. L., Novissima Sinica (Das Neueste von China), Köln 1979.

47. G. W. Leibniz - An Universal Philosopher
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48. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: System Of Leibniz
    (Catholic Encyclopedia)Category Society Religion and Spirituality L The System of leibniz. I. LIFE OF leibniz. gottfried wilhelm von leibnizwas born at Leipzig on 21 June (1 July), 1646. In 1661 he  
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    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... L > The System of Leibniz A B C D ... Z I. LIFE OF LEIBNIZ Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz was born at Leipzig on 21 June (1 July), 1646. In 1661 he entered the University of Leipzig as a student of philosophy and law, and in 1666 obtained the degree of Doctor of Law at Altdorf. The following year he met the diplomat Baron von Boineburg, at whose suggestion he entered the diplomatic service of the Elector of Mainz. The years 1672 to 1676 he spent as diplomatic representative of Mainz at the Court of Louis XIV. During this time he paid a visit to London and made the acquaintance of the most learned English mathematicians, scientists, and theologians of the day. While at Paris he became acquainted with prominent representatives of Catholicism, and began to interest himself in the questions which were in dispute between Catholics and Protestants . In 1676 he accepted the position of librarian, archivist, and court councillor to the Duke of Brunswick. The remaining years of his life were spent at Hanover, with the exception of a brief interval in which he journeyed to Rome and to Vienna for the purpose of examining documents relating to the history of the House of Brunswick. He died at Hanover on 14 Nov., 1716. As a mathematician Leibniz claims with Newton the distinction of having invented (in 1675) differential calculus. As a scientist he appreciated and encharged the use of observation and experiment: "I prefer," he said, "a Leeuwenhoek who tells me what he sees to a Cartesian who tells me what he thinks." As a historian he emphasized the importance of the study of documents and archives. As a philologist he laid stress on the value of the comparative study of languages, and made some contributions to the history of German. As a philosopher he is undoubtedly the foremost German thinker of the eighteenth century

49. Leibnitiana
    Includes biographical information and links. Maintained by Gregory Brown of the University of Houston .Category Society Philosophy Philosophers leibniz, gottfried wilhelmAlert. The leibniz Page requires Netscape 4.x (or better) or InternetExplorer 4.x (or better). If you are using one of those browsers  
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50. Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm
    Hannover. leibniz studierte in Leipzig und Jena Jurisprudenz und Philosophie.  
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    Extractions: Autoren A - Z Startseite Info CD-ROM ... Druckversion Geb. 1.7.1646 Leipzig; gest. 14.11.1716 Hannover. Leibniz gilt als einer der letzten Universalgelehrten der Neuzeit: als Philosoph und Mathematiker, Physiker und Techniker, Jurist und politischer Schriftsteller, Geschichts- und Sprachforscher trat er hervor.

51. Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm Von
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52. Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm
    leibniz, gottfried wilhelm (16461716) leibniz was born in Leipzig, Germany. Ata young age, he was given access to the library that his father had assembled.  
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    Extractions: Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm (16461716) Leibniz was born in Leipzig, Germany. At a young age, he was given access to the library that his father had assembled. Leibniz thus became acquainted with a wide range of classical writers and began omnivorous reading that was his habit throughout his life. At the age of fifteen, Leibniz entered the University of Leipzig, where he received most of his formal education. His interest in mathematics was aroused by the numerous remarks on the importance of the subject that he encountered in his reading of philosophical works. Later he attended the University of Altdorf, near Nuremberg, where he received a doctorate in law. He practiced law in Paris to support his study of mathematics. Leibniz summed sequences of reciprocal polygonal numbers and, following the work of St. Vincent , summed and analyzed geometric sequences He studied trigonometric functions from the works of Huygens . In 1671 Leibniz developed a machine that could not only add and subtract but also multiply, divide, and extract square roots. The Leibniz calculator was gear-operated, and it provided a carry from one order to the next.

53. Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, Baron Von
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia leibniz or Leibnitz, gottfried wilhelm, Baron von,both gôt'frEt vil'helm bärôn' fan lIp'nits Pronunciation Key.  
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    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Leibniz or Leibnitz, Gottfried Wilhelm, Baron von , German philosopher and mathematician, b. Leipzig. Although known primarily as a philosopher, Leibniz's scholarship embraced the physical sciences, history, law, diplomacy, and logic. The recognition of his work in logic came quite late; manuscripts published in the 20th cent. mark him as the founder of symbolic logic. Sections in this article:

54. Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, Baron Von: Philosophy
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia—leibniz, gottfried wilhelm, Baron von Philosophy.leibniz's philosophy is a consistent rationalism. The  
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    Extractions: Encyclopedia Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, Baron von Leibniz's philosophy is a consistent rationalism. The universe forms one context in which each occurrence can be seen in relation to every other. Since the universe is the result of a divine plan, Leibniz calls it the best of all possible worlds; for this he was satirized by Voltaire in Candide. Leibniz's assertion, however, does not imply an unqualified optimism, since evil is a necessary ingredient in even the best of all possible worlds. The ultimate constituents of the universe, in his view, are monads or simple substances, each of which represents the universe from a different point of view. Being simple, monads are immaterial and thus cannot act. Apparent interaction is explained in terms of the principle of preestablished harmony. With the decline of interest in metaphysics in contemporary philosophy, recent studies have tended to emphasize Leibniz's significance in mathematics and logic. However, Leibniz's metaphysics have not been neglected but rather reinterpreted in light of his mathematical and logical works.

55. Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, Baron Von. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition.
    leibniz, gottfried wilhelm, Baron von. The Columbia Encyclopedia,Sixth Edition. 2001. 2001. leibniz, gottfried wilhelm, Baron von.  
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56. Encyclopædia Britannica
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57. Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm
    Translate this page leibniz, gottfried wilhelm. © Copyright gottfried wilhelm leibniz. Stich von E.Fiquet. leibniz, gottfried wilhelm, * 1. 7. 1646 Leipzig (Deutschland), † 14.  
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    Extractions: Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, * 1. 7. 1646 Leipzig ( Deutschland ), † 14. 11. 1716 Hannover ( Deutschland deutscher besonders die Errichtung einer Akademie der Wissenschaften Eugen von Savoyen stand vor seiner Verwirklichung, als Leibniz starb. Literatur: H. Poser, in: Klassiker der Philosophie 1, 1981; Neue Deutsche Biographie. Hinweise zum Lexikon Suche nach hierher verweisenden Seiten

58. AV Leibniz | Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
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    Extractions: Kontakt Es ist kein Zufall, daß sich unsere Verbindung den Namen LEIBNIZ gegeben hat. Nach dem Krieg, nach dem Entsetzen über die Katastrophe, in die uns eine fanatische, eng auf nur ein Ziel gerichtete "Weltanschauung" geführt hatte, nach der Trauer um die vielen Opfer dieser Raserei, nach der Enttäuschung über die Haltung der Protagonisten dieser Vergangenheit, suchte man einen weiten Horizont zu gewinnen, sich in allen Richtungen zu informieren, neue Ansätze in Politik, Wissenschaft, Kultur und persönlicher Haltung zu finden. Leibniz durchdrang wissenschaftlich vor allen Jura, Naturwissenschaften, Politik, Mathematik, Historik, Theologie, Sprachforschung und Philosophie. Er bewirkte, daß die deutsche Wissenschaft nach den Schrecken des dreißigjährigen Kriegs wieder eine beachtliche Höhe erreichte und international anerkannt wurde. Er galt unumstritten als der größte Gelehrte seiner Zeit und wird immer noch als der vielseitigste deutsche Denker anerkannt, der letzte "Universaldenker". Er war aber mehr als ein "Alleswisser": er hat als universeller Geist alle Lebensbereiche zu einer Einheit höherer Ordnung verbunden. Er war der Mann, der auch in der großen Welt der Geister und der Machthaber wirken konnte, immer um zu einer Einigung, einer Synthese zu kommen.

59. AV Leibniz | Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
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