Titlebook: Vis Vim Vi: Declinations of Force in Leibniz’s Dynamics; Tzuchien Tho Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nat

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The Changing Concept of the Equipollence of Cause and Effect,inciple in order to move from a dynamics based on final causation (teleology) to that of formal cause (. the concept of .). It is through this development that the very concept of . matures in Leibniz. By examining this development, this chapter provides a fuller understanding of structural causation in the dynamics.

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Introduction, Chronology and Historiography,mental idea for a systematic interpretation of Leibniz’s dynamics project, provides a brief chronology of Leibniz’s engagement with the project and explains some historiographical choices made in the periodization of the texts of the dynamics.

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What Is Structural Causation?,e lens for understanding Leibniz’s dynamics project as presenting a theory of causation that is structural in nature. In the preceding introduction, we examined the chronological development of the dynamics and emphasized the growth of the dynamics project from the notion of Leibnizian . as a struct

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The Equivalence of Hypotheses and Dynamical Causation,apters). In this chapter, we examine the so-called equivalence of hypothesis, inherited from Kepler, Galileo and Huygens, and see how it shaped the concept of force and the method of its measurement. The main aim is to show the theoretical independence of the equivalence of hypotheses and the theory

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Continuity and Causation in the Dynamics,of continuity in the theory of motion developed in Leibniz’s dynamics. The chapter traces some difficulties in the development of continuous motion in order to highlight the productive frictions between Leibniz’s attempts to provide a geometrical and dynamical account of motion. The status of contin

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The Changing Concept of the Equipollence of Cause and Effect,tant (and most explicit) principle of the dynamics. The equipollence of cause and effect, inherited from Scholastic thinkers but creatively reinvented by Leibniz, can be understood as the starting place of the dynamics project. In this chapter, we trace Leibniz’s different interpretations of this pr

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