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Dilucidationes Philosophicae de Deo, Anima Humana, Mundo, et Generalibus Rerum Affectionibus
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  • Georg Bernhard Bilfinger

    …theory of possibility—is found in Dilucidationes Philosophicae de Deo, Anima Humana, Mundo, et Generalibus Rerum Affectionibus (1725), a discussion of God, the human soul, and the physical world in general. In this work he differs from Leibniz’ views on two important points, both concerning monads, the infinitesimal psychophysical units of…

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    …theory of possibility—is found in Dilucidationes Philosophicae de Deo, Anima Humana, Mundo, et Generalibus Rerum Affectionibus (1725), a discussion of God, the human soul, and the physical world in general. In this work he differs from Leibniz’ views on two important points, both concerning monads, the infinitesimal psychophysical units of…

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