Article Seager, William; (1981)
The principle of continuity and the evaluation of theories

Book Rescher, Nicholas; (1989)
Leibnizian inquiries: A group of essays

Book Heinekamp, Albert; (1983)
Leibniz et la Renaissance. Colloque du Centre National de la Recherche Scientific (Paris), du Centre d'Études Supérieures de la Renaissance (Tours), et de la G. W. Leibniz-Gesellschaft (Hannover), Domaine de Seillac (France) du 17 au 21 juin 1981

Book Börnsen, Hans; (1985)
Leibniz' Substanzbegriff und Goethes Gedanke der Metamorphose

Book Woolhouse, R.S.; (1993)
Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz: The concept of substance in 17th-century metaphysics

Article Westerhoff, Jan C.; (1999)
Poeta calculans: Harsdörffer, Leibniz, and the mathesis universalis

Article Evers, M.; (1992)
Jean Le Clerc versus G.W. Leibniz: Ein Disput ohne Annäherung

Article Robinet, André; (1985)
La refonte de la refonte: Leibniz face à Bacon

Chapter Predaval Magrini, Maria Vittoria; (1984)
Motivi anticartesiani in un inedito di Leibniz dedicato a Fardella

Article Boeder, Heribert; (1974)
Leibniz und das Prinzip der neueren Philosophie

Article Courtine, Jean-François; (1980)
Leibniz et la langue adamique

Book Rutherford, Donald; (1995)
Leibniz and the rational order of nature

Article O'Briant, Walter H.; (1980)
Leibniz's contribution to environmental philosophy

Book (1989)
The Leibniz Renaissance: International workshop (Firenze, 2-5 giugno 1986)

Book Weizsäcker, Carl Friedrich von; Rudolph, Enno; (1989)
Zeit und Logik bei Leibniz: Studien zu Problemen der Naturphilosophie, Mathematik, Logik und Metaphysik

Chapter Drago, Antonino; (1994)
Leibniz' Scientia generalis re-interpreted and accomplished by means of modern scientific theories

Article Shapin, Steven; (1981)
Of gods and kings: Natural philosophy and politics in the Leibniz-Clarke disputes

Article McRae, Robert; (1979)
Time and the monad

Article Merchant, Carolyn; (1979)
The vitalism of Anne Conway: Its impact on Leibniz's concept of the monad

Article Hecht, Hartmut; (1988)
Der Denkeinsatz des jungen Leibniz im Spiegel philosophischer und naturwissenschaftlicher Grundprobleme