Titlebook: Deleuze and the Fold: A Critical Reader; Sjoerd Tuinen (Teaches Philosophy),Niamh McDonnell Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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,The Free and Indeterminate Accord of ‘The New Harmony’: The Significance of Benjamin’s Study of thearoque; since the significance of these works’ affinity with one another is, in the end, something whose own reality includes, only to exceed, whatever at all might be said of their true relation to one another.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67575-5lar attention.. While the epigraph above from . does not refer to transcendental deduction in particular in its contrast of a Leibnizian transcendental philosophy to a Kantian one, it is in relation to this that I will be presenting my response to its overall argument for the view that Leibniz is a transcendental philosopher.

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Introduction,c in the works of Bertrand Russell (1900) and Louis Couturat (1901), an epistemological appropriation in the works of neo-Kantians such as Ernst Cassirer (1902), and a phenomenological appropriation in the works of Edmund Husserl (1931) and Dietrich Mahnke (1917). None of these philosophical appropr

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,Leibniz’s Combinatorial Art of Synthesis and the Temporal Interval of the Fold,. In his doctoral dissertation, ‘On the Art of Combinations’ (‘De Arte Combinatoria’, 1666), Leibniz’s approach to the problem of part-whole relations involves the analytic reduction. of elements to ‘first terms’. that are combined. It would appear that in Leibniz’s nomi-nalism. ‘first terms’ serve

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Leibniz, Mathematics and the Monad,rms of its mathematical foundations. However, in doing so, Deleuze draws not only upon the mathematics developed by Leibniz — including the law of continuity as reflected in the calculus of infinite series and the infinitesimal calculus — but also upon developments in mathematics made by a number of

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Perception, Justification and Transcendental Philosophy, in this history, not least because the conception of ‘transcendental philosophy’ while not perhaps conceptually originating with Kant, certainly has a nominal origin with him.. In relation to the reception of Kant, while a number of distinct problems have received differential priority at various t