Titlebook: Heidegger and Leibniz; Reason and the Path Renato Cristin Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Hans-Georg Gadamer.Mart

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On the Way Towards Thoughtproblem raises some far-ranging and difficult philosophical issues. Let us try to list them: first of all, the question of the differences that mark the various kinds of thought; secondly, the relation between thought and the language by which it is expressed; then the hermeneutic situation that dif

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“As if We Were Children…”which is one of the pillars of Leibniz’s thought; mathematics relates to imagination, and metaphysics regards the most abstract things. The point of arrival of monadology is, in fact, a reflection (the opposite of deduction) of God in the monads. This theoretical conversion affects the linguistic pr

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The Path: From the Principle of Reason to Meditating Thoughthe drew back in horror. This result therefore absorbs metaphysics and reshapes it, taking away its representative and logical content, and even creating an opposing front, another philosophical horizon. We may imagine this process of genetic mutation by means of a metaphor drawn from the human organ

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