Article Busche, Hubertus; (1992)
Das Leib-Seele-Pentagon und die Kombinatorik attraktiver Vorstellungen: Ein folgenreiches Konzept der Leibnizschen Frühphilosophie

Article Mendelson, Michael; (1995)
“Beyond the revolutions of matter”: Mind, body, and pre-established harmony in the earlier Leibniz

Article Hoffmann, Paul; (1981)
La controverse entre Leibniz et Stahl sur la nature de l'âme

Chapter Roland, Jeanne; (2011)
“The Organism, or the Machine of Nature”: Some Remarks on the Status of Organism in the Substantial Composition

Article Rozemond, Marleen; (1997)
Leibniz on the union of body and soul

Book Pasini, Enrico; (1996)
Corpo e funzioni cognitive in Leibniz

Article Raphaële Andrault; (2018)
The Mind–Body Problem and the Role of Pain: Cross-Fire Between Leibniz and His Cartesian Readers

Article Seager, William; (1991)
The worm in the cheese: Leibniz, consciousness, and matter

Article Woolhouse, Roger S.; Francks, Richard; (1994)
Leibniz, Lamy, and “the way of pre-established harmony”

Thesis Rutherford, Donald P.; (1988)
Leibniz on the reality of body

Thesis Silva de Choudens, José R.; (1992)
Preestablished harmony and corporeal substance in Leibniz

Article Pannese, Alessia; (2010)
Bodies Divide, Minds Unite: Mirror Neurons and Leibniz's Philosophy of Mind

Article Pierfrancesco Basile; (2015)
Learning from Leibniz: Whitehead (and Russell) on Mind, Matter and Monads

Book Carter, Richard B.; (1983)
Descartes' medical philosophy: The organic solution to the mind-body problem

Book Miranda Anderson; (2015)
The Renaissance Extended Mind

Article Horst Steinke; (2020)
Mind, Body, and Language in Vico’s Scienza nuova

Article Corneanu; (2017)
The Nature and Care of the Whole Man: Francis Bacon and Some Late Renaissance Contexts

Book Delphine Antoine-Mahut; Gaukroger, Stephen W.; (2017)
Descartes’ Treatise on Man and its Reception

Article Elena Serrano; (2021)
A Feminist Physiology: B. J. Feijoo (1676–1764) and His Advice for Those in Love

Book Fabrizio Bigotti; (2020)
Physiology of the Soul: Mind, Body and Matter in the Galenic Tradition of Late Renaissance, 1550-1630