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Leibnizian

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Leibnizian, Leibnitzian [laɪbˈnɪtsɪən]
adj
(Philosophy) (Mathematics) of or relating to Baron Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibnitz, the German rationalist philosopher and mathematician (1646-1716)
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Adj.1.Leibnizian - of or relating to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz or to his mathematics or philosophy


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Quine, causation and centeris paribus laws, self-locating belief and anthropic reasoning, structuralism and the independence of mathematics, and the principles of Leibnizian philosophy.
Following this logic, Schulz draws upon and folds paper to explore these Leibnizian, depthless shadows, conjuring a whole infinity of wholes and parts whose existence is largely the product of our faulty screens.
It is destruction turned into construction, fear into courage, obscurity into light, horror into beauty, the irrational into creative fantasy, the incontrollable anarchy of nature into premeditated, Leibnizian anarchy of the Enlightenment.
 
 
 
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