Leibniz, Chew, and Wheeler on the Identity of Physical and Philosophical Inquiry

Review of Metaphysics 29 (2):322 - 333 (1975)
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Abstract

THE THESIS OF THIS ESSAY is quite speculative. Moreover, it most likely will be thought to be preposterous by many philosophers and some physicists. However, as the history of philosophy illustrates, qualities such as these have been no deterrent to the broaching of an idea. Hence, the thesis of this essay will be broached, even though it is quite speculative, and most likely will be thought preposterous by some, if not all.

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