Mathesis and analysis: Finitude and the infinite in the monadology of Leibniz

Heythrop Journal 47 (4):519–543 (2006)
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There is an infinity of figures and of movements, present and past, which enter into the efficient cause of my present writing, and in its final cause, there are an infinity of slight tendencies and dispositions of my soul, present and past.1

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