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Esteem Deference Unity Influence and results cultural adaptation Corps (anatomie) Parties du corps Harmonie (relations humaines) Omonoia (philosophie) Unité Union Homonoia (philosophie) Considération Déférence Égard Impact (influence exercée) Conséquences influenceCiter ce document
Bertrand Vaillant, « Ruyer, Leibniz et l’unité des corps », Philosophie, ID : 10670/1.420418...
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In “Ruyer, Leibniz and the Unity of Bodies”, Bertrand Vaillant addresses the problem of the unity of bodies as inherited from Leibniz by French philosopher Raymond Ruyer (1902-1987). He examines Ruyer’s metaphysical solution, a “corrected monadology”, in the light of this Leibnizian influence. He intends to show that this solution, designed to avoid the difficulties raised by Leibniz’ metaphysics, doesn’t quite succeeds in that respect.
