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Leibniz und die Mathematik 300 Jahre ,Nova Methodus' von G. W. Leibniz (1684-1984). Symposium der Gottfried-Wil- helm-Leibniz-Gesellschaft e. V. Hannover in Noordwijkerhout 28. bis 30. August 1984

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1986. Etwa 280 Seiten. (Studia Leibnitiana, Son- derheft 14.) Kart., etwa DM 58,-

Aus dem Inhalt: Leibniz und seine ,,Nova Methodus": Y. Belaval, Lecon inaugurale - H. J. Hess, Zur Vorge- schichte der ,,Nova methodus" - H. J. M. Bos, Fundamental concepts of the Leibnizian calculus - H. Breger, Leibniz' Einftihrung des Transzen- denten - H. Freudenthal, Autour du principe de continuit6 de Leibniz - E. J. Aiton, The applica- tion of the infinitesimal calculus to some physi- cal problems - Leibniz' neue Methode inner- halb der Mathematik des 17. u. 18. Jh.: E. Giusti, Le probleme des tangentes de Descartes a Leibniz - K. Andersen, Presentations and interpreta- tions of indivisibles and infinitesimals from Ca- valieri to L. - J. van Maanen, Die Mathematik in den Niederlanden im 17. Jh. - A. Perez de Laborda, Le calcul des fluxions compare avec le calcul infinitesimal de Leibniz - S. B. Engels- man, Orthogonaltrajektorien im Prioritatsstreit zwischen L. und Newton - L. Feigenbaum, L. and the Taylor Series - Die Infinitesimalmetho- de in der Wissenschaft und Kultur des 18. Jh.: L. Pepe, La reception du calcul differential en Italie - M. Petry, The reception of Leibniz' calculus in the Netherlands - D. Laugwitz, Die Weiterent- wicklung durch Euler - G. M. Ross, L. and de Voider on the infinitely small in metaphysics u. a.

Beitrage zur Wirkungs- und Rezeptionsgeschichte von Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz IV. Internationaler Leibniz-Kongrel3 der Gott- fried-Wilhelm-Leibniz-Gesellschaft vom 14. bis 19. November 1983 in Hannover

Herausgegeben von Albert Heinekamp

1986. VIII, 385 Seiten. (Studia Leibnitiana Sup- plementa, Bd. 26.) Leinen, DM 86,-. ISBN 3-515-04350-0

Aus dem Inhalt: H.-J. Engfer, Teleologie und Kausalitat bei L. und Wolff - G. UtermOhlen, L:s Schriften im Span- nungsfeld von Reichsgriindung und Kulturkampf - H.-J. Hess, K. J. Gerhardt - F. Tasche, Be- merkungen zur Leibniz-Rezeption Kants - S. Dietzsch, Marginalien zur Leibniz-Rezeption der Jenaer Romantik - J. Ecole, Rapports de Wolff avec Leibniz dans le domaine de la m6taphysique - J.-G. Rossi, La th6orie monadique de Leibniz - R. Taton, Lagrange et Leibniz - L. Pepe, Manfredi et la diffusion du Calcul diff6rentiel en Italie - A. G. Ranea, Leibniz y Cassirer - W. H. O'Briant, Russell's and Hick's views of Leib- niz - G. MacDonald Ross, Leibniz's role as a type in English-Language philosophy - S. Fab- bri Bertoletti, Schlegel iber Leibniz - G. Zinga- ri, Die L.-Rezeption im dt. Idealismus und bei Hegel - H. Holzhey, Die Leibniz-Rezeption der Marburger Schule - W. G. Jacobs, Theodizee- problematik in der Sicht Schellings - W. Totok, Theodizee bei Leibniz und Lessing - H. Breger, Leibniz, Weyl und das Kontinuum - K. Hama- cher, Zur nachkantischen L.-Rezeption vor- nehml. bei Jacobi u. a.

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