Arts and Humanities
3 years ago

Hegel's Radical Reading of Leibniz's Monadology Challenges Kant's Critique.

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Hegel and Leibnizian Monadology
Jean-Michel Buée

Paper Summary

The article explores how Hegel's critique of Leibniz is not about restoring ontology but rather radicalizing Kant's critical approach. Hegel's interpretation of Leibniz's Monadology aims to continue and intensify Kant's critical gesture.

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