Leibniz's Metaphysics

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The book offers an in-depth analysis of G. W. Leibniz's metaphysical thought, tracing his philosophical evolution amidst the backdrop of 17th-century natural philosophy. It highlights his initial focus on artificial languages and proofs, his early theories on matter and motion, and his later ideas on substance, harmony, and optimization. The author also emphasizes Leibniz's interactions with key figures such as Descartes, Malebranche, Spinoza, and English philosophers like Newton, Cudworth, and Locke, showcasing the intellectual landscape that shaped his ideas.