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100  1   $aLeibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm,$cFreiherr
         von,$d1646-1716.
240  10  $aSelections.$lEnglish.$f2006
245  14  $aThe shorter Leibniz texts :$ba collection of new
         translations /$c[edited and translated by] Lloyd Strickland.
246  14  $aLeibniz
260      $aLondon ;$aNew York :$bContinuum,$c2006.
300      $axx, 214 p. :$bill. ;$c21 cm.
440   0  $aContinuum impacts
504      $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
546      $aTranslated from the German.
505  00  $gI.$tMetaphysics --$gA.$tCreation --$g1.$tOn first
         truths --$g2.$tOn the reason why these things exist rather
         than other things --$g3.$tOn the ultimate origination of
         things --$g4.$tLetter to Johann Christian Schulenburg
         --$g5.$tLetter to Andre Morell --$gB.$tTruth and substance
         --$g1.$tOn the perfect concept of substances --$g2.$tThe
         principle of human knowledge --$g3.$tRemarks on Mr.
         Arnauld's letter concerning my proposition : that the
         individual concept of each person contains once and for all
         everything that will ever happen to him --$g4.$tLetter to
         Antoine Arnauld --$g5.$tLogical-metaphysical principles
         --$g6.$tOn body and substance truly one --$g7.$tLetter to
         Pierre Dangicourt --$gII.$tMind, body and soul --$gA.$tSouls
         and their nature --$g1.$tDifficulties concerning the nature
         and origin of souls --$g2.$tSouls are either created every
         day or are coeval with the world --$g3.$tOn the creation of
         souls and the origin of minds --$g4.$tOn the souls of men
         and beasts --$gB.$tThe relationship between soul and body
         --$g1.$tOn the system of occasional causes --$g2.$tNew
         system of the nature of the communication of substances, as
         well as the union that exists between the soul and the body
         --$g3.$tClarification of the 'new system of the
         communication of substances' --$gC.$tThe fate of souls
         --$g1.$tLetter to Electress Sophie --$g2.$tLetter to
         Electress Sophie --$gIII.$tFree will and necessity
         --$gA.$tThe nature of free will --$g1.$tOn free will
         --$g2.$tOn freedom and spontaneity --$g3.$tConversation
         about freedom and fate --$gB.$tContingency and necessity
         --$g1.$tMiddle knowledge --$g2.$tOn freedom from necessity
         in choosing --$g3.$tA note on freedom and necessity
         --$g4.$tOn contingency --$g5.$tNotes on Pierre Bayle's Reply
         to the Questions from a Provincial --$gIV.$tScience
         --$gA.$tMatter and body -- $g1.$tA demonstration against
         atoms taken from the contact of atoms --
505  80  $g2.$tWhether the essence of body consists in
         extension --$g3.$tLetter to Johann Bernoulli --$g4.$tLetter
         to Burcher de Volder --$g5.$tLetter to Thomas Burnett
         --$g6.$tLetter to Burcher de Volder --$gB.$tThe laws of
         nature --$g1.$tOn a general principle useful in explaining
         the laws of nature through a consideration of the divine
         wisdom --$g2.$tLetter to Pierre Bayle --$g3.$tLetter to
         Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle --$gC.$tBiology --$g1.$tOn
         the origin of fossils --$g2.$tProtogaea (selections)
         --$g3.$tLetter from G. W. Leibniz --$gV.$tLaw and ethics
         --$gA.$tLaw --$g1.$tPreface to the Diplomatic Code of
         People's Rights --$g2.$tOn the death penalty
         --$g3.$tExpiation --$gB.$tVirtue --$g1.$tOn generosity
         --$g2.$tLetter to Electress Sophie --$g3.$tDefinitions
         --$g4.$tThe true piety --$gC.$tPleasure and happiness
         --$g1.$tOn the happy life --$g2.$tHappiness --$g3.$tA
         dialogue --$gVI.$tTheology --$gA.$tThe existence of God
         --$g1.$tOn the reality of truth --$g2.$tOn necessary or
         eternal truths --$g3.$tA proof of the existence of God from
         his essence --$g4.$tLetter to the editor of the Journal de
         Trevoux --$gB.$tOptimism and meliorism --$g1.$tThe elements
         of true piety --$g2.$tOn the continuous increase in the
         perfection of the world --$g3.$tWhether the world increases
         in perfection --$g4.$tLetter to Andre Morell --$g5.$tLetter
         to Louis Bourguet --$g6.$tLetter to Louis Bourguet
         --$g7.$tLetter to Louis Bourguet --$g8.$tLetter to Louis
         Bourguet --$gC.$tSin and evil --$g1.$tOn sin and original
         sin --$g2.$tCan the bad outcomes of wicked actions be
         ascribed to wickedness? --$g3.$tLetter to Isaac Jacquelot
         --$g4.$tLetter to Louis Bourguet.
650   0  $aPhilosophy.
700  1   $aStrickland, Lloyd H.
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