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Apology for a credo maximum

on three basic rules in Leibniz's method of religious controversy

2008

Mogens Laerke

in: Leibniz, Berlin,

Authenticity or autonomy?

Leibniz and Kant on practical rationality

2008

Carl J. Posy

in: Leibniz, Berlin,

Causa sive ratio

univocity of reason and plurality of causes in Leibniz

2008

Stefano Di Bella

in: Leibniz, Berlin,

Convergence or genealogy?

Leibniz and the spectre of pagan rationality

2008

Justin E. Smith

in: Leibniz, Berlin,

De abstracto et concreto

rationalism and empirical science in Leibniz

2008

Philip Beeley

in: Leibniz, Berlin,

Declarative vs. procedural rules for religious controversy

Leibniz's rational approach to heresy

2008

Frédéric Nef

in: Leibniz, Berlin,

For a history of Leibniz's principle of sufficient reason

first formulations and their historical background

2008

Francesco Piro

in: Leibniz, Berlin,

Information and knowledge

a constructive type-theoretical approach

2008

Giuseppe Primiero

Berlin, Springer

Innate ideas as the cornerstone of rationalism

the problem of moral principles in Leibniz's nouveaux essais

2008

Hans Poser

in: Leibniz, Berlin,

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