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Acknowledgements | p. vi |
Abbreviations | p. viii |
Reading Leibniz | p. 1 |
Context of Leibniz's philosophy | p. 1 |
Difficulties of reading Leibniz | p. 7 |
Using this book | p. 12 |
God and the best possible world | p. 15 |
Two principles of knowledge | p. 15 |
The existence of God | p. 20 |
The nature of God | p. 25 |
The best of all possible worlds | p. 41 |
Substances | p. 61 |
Substance in early modern philosophy | p. 61 |
The simplicity and unity of substance in Leibniz | p. 66 |
Substances as points of view on the universe | p. 79 |
Interaction and pre-established harmony | p. 90 |
Rational minds | p. 108 |
Minute perceptions and levels of awareness | p. 108 |
Necessary truths and innate ideas | p. 121 |
Knowledge | p. 130 |
Identity and choice | p. 142 |
Leibniz's philosophy and Leibniz as philosopher | p. 161 |
References | p. 166 |
Bibliography | p. 169 |
Index | p. 171 |
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