Robert Merrihew Adams and Leibniz

The Leibniz Review 22:1-8 (2012)
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This essay reviews Robert Merrihew Adams’ approaches to the philosophy of Leibniz, both his general methodological approaches, and some of the main themes of his work. It attempts to assess his contribution both to the study of Leibniz and to the history of philosophy more generally.

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Daniel Garber
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