Richard Halpern argues that Leibniz offers a powerful, productive model for transdisciplinary thinking that can push back against the narrowness of the humanities today.
Richard Halpern argues that Leibniz offers a powerful, productive model for transdisciplinary thinking that can push back against the narrowness of the humanities today.
Produktdetails
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Columbia Themes in Philosophy, Social Criticism, and the Arts
Preface: Leibniz Among the Disciplines 1. Leibniz in Motion 2. Tinkering 3. How to Read a Leibnizian Sentence 4. Metaphorical Clumping 5. The Mathematics of Resemblance 6. Cognitive Mapping and Blended Spaces 7. Chemical Wit 8. Perspective 9. Expression 10. How to Build a Monad 11. Monadic Politics 12. The Mind-Body Problem 13. Microperceptions 14. The Je Ne Sais Quoi and the Leibnizian Unconscious 15. Mind Is a Liquid 16. The Confused and the Distinct 17. Philosophy as Aesthetic Object 18. Blind Thought 19. Dark Leibniz 20. Things Fall Apart 21. The Monad as Event: Alfred North Whitehead 22. The Monad as Strange Loop: Douglas Hofstadter 23. The Godless Monad: Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela 24. The Quantum Monad: David Bohm 25. Afterword: Leibniz in My Latte Acknowledgments Notes Index
Preface: Leibniz Among the Disciplines 1. Leibniz in Motion 2. Tinkering 3. How to Read a Leibnizian Sentence 4. Metaphorical Clumping 5. The Mathematics of Resemblance 6. Cognitive Mapping and Blended Spaces 7. Chemical Wit 8. Perspective 9. Expression 10. How to Build a Monad 11. Monadic Politics 12. The Mind-Body Problem 13. Microperceptions 14. The Je Ne Sais Quoi and the Leibnizian Unconscious 15. Mind Is a Liquid 16. The Confused and the Distinct 17. Philosophy as Aesthetic Object 18. Blind Thought 19. Dark Leibniz 20. Things Fall Apart 21. The Monad as Event: Alfred North Whitehead 22. The Monad as Strange Loop: Douglas Hofstadter 23. The Godless Monad: Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela 24. The Quantum Monad: David Bohm 25. Afterword: Leibniz in My Latte Acknowledgments Notes Index
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