De Summa Rerum

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Pub. Date: 1992-05-27
Publisher(s): Yale University Press
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Summary

The Yale Leibniz is a series of books containing texts and translations of the works of G.W. Leibniz. The series is intended to produce neither a complete edition of Leibniz's writings nor a comprehensive selected works edition...The focus of the series is Leibniz's philosophical thought, but this is interpreted broadly enough to include not only his metaphysics and epistemology, but also his theology, his physics, and even aspects of his mathematics.

Table of Contents

List of Abbreviations
A Note on the Text and Translation
Introduction
The Origins and Significance of the De Summa Rerum
Philosophy and the Search for Primary Truths
Ideas, Possibility, and God
The Principles of Contradiction, Sufficient Reason, and Harmony
Material Things: A Phenomenalist Analysis
Minds and Material Things
Space and Time
Atoms and the Actual Infinite
Laws of Nature
The Human Mind and its Relation to God
Conclusion
Chronological Table
De Summa Rerump. 1
On Mind, the Universe, and God (2nd half? of Dec. 1675)p. 2
On Matter, Motion, Minima, and the Continuum (Dec. 1675)p. 10
On the Secrets of the Sublime, or on the Supreme Being (11 Feb. 1676)p. 20
On the Seat of the Soul (Feb. 1676)p. 32
On the Union of Soul and Body (Feb.? 1676)p. 34
On Magnitude (Early? 1676)p. 36
Excerpts from Notes on Science and Metaphysics (18 and 22 March 1676)p. 42
A Meditation on the Principle of the Individual (1 April 1676)p. 50
On the Elements of Thinking (1st half of April 1676)p. 52
On Truths, the Mind, God, and the Universe (15 April 1676)p. 56
On Forms, or, the Attributes of God (2nd half? of April 1676)p. 68
On Reminiscence and on the Mind's Self-reflection (2nd half? of April 1676)p. 70
On the Origin of Things from Forms (April? 1676)p. 74
On Simple Forms (April 1676)p. 82
On the Plenitude of the World (Early? 1676)p. 84
Guilielmus Pacidius on the Secrets of Things (Early? 1676)p. 88
That a Most Perfect Being is Possible (Nov.? 1676)p. 90
A Most Perfect Being Exists (Nov.? 1676)p. 96
That a Most Perfect Being Exists (18-21 Nov.? 1676)p. 100
My Principle is: Whatever can Exist and is Compatible with Others, Exists (12 Dec. 1676)p. 102
A Definition of God, or, of an Independent Being (Dec.? 1676)p. 104
A Chain of Wonderful Demonstrations about the Universe (12 Dec. 1676)p. 106
Thought is not Motion (Dec. 1676)p. 110
On Existence (Dec.? 1676)p. 110
Notes on Metaphysics (Dec. 1676)p. 114
Notesp. 117
Index of Namesp. 141
Index of Subjectsp. 142
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