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... Leibniz ( 1646-1716 ) who , besides much other impor- tant , varied and influential work , wrote an extensive commentary on the Essay , has this thought in his discussion of Locke [ 49-50 ] . 4 Thus , for example , in a reference to ...
... Leibniz ( 1646-1716 ) who , besides much other impor- tant , varied and influential work , wrote an extensive commentary on the Essay , has this thought in his discussion of Locke [ 49-50 ] . 4 Thus , for example , in a reference to ...
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... Leibniz : Philosophical Writings , ed . G.H.R. Parkinson ( Dent , London , 1973 ) , p.11 . Respectively in Principles of Human Knowledge ( 1710 ) , A Treatise of Human Nature ( 1739 ) , Traité des Sensations ( 1754 ) , Essays on the ...
... Leibniz : Philosophical Writings , ed . G.H.R. Parkinson ( Dent , London , 1973 ) , p.11 . Respectively in Principles of Human Knowledge ( 1710 ) , A Treatise of Human Nature ( 1739 ) , Traité des Sensations ( 1754 ) , Essays on the ...
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... Leibniz is sure that it is . He says he is not surprised that Locke is puzzled since he seems to be entertaining something as incon- ceivable as an accident's passing from one subject to another ' . For his part Leibniz can ' see no ...
... Leibniz is sure that it is . He says he is not surprised that Locke is puzzled since he seems to be entertaining something as incon- ceivable as an accident's passing from one subject to another ' . For his part Leibniz can ' see no ...
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Chapter 2 | 53 |
Chapter 4 | 149 |
Bibliography of Books and Articles referred to more than once | 190 |
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