Article ID: CBB000771891

The “Dynamics” of Leibnizian Relationism: Reference Frames and Force in Leibniz's Plenum (2006)

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This paper explores various metaphysical aspects of Leibniz's concepts of space, motion, and matter, with the intention of demonstrating how the distinctive role of force in Leibnizian physics can be used to develop a theory of relational motion using privileged reference frames. Although numerous problems will remain for a consistent Leibnizian relationist account, the version developed within our investigation will advance the work of previous commentators by more accurately reflecting the specific details of Leibniz's own natural philosophy, especially his handling of the dynamical interactions of plenum bodies.

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Authors & Contributors
Garber, Daniel
Stan, Marius
Blay, Michel
Boudri, J. Christiaan
Brain, Robert Michael
Cohen, Robert S.
Journals
Revue d'Histoire des Sciences
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science
Archive for History of Exact Sciences
British Journal for the History of Philosophy
Publishers
Kluwer Academic
Mimesis
Springer
Vuibert
Emory University
Concepts
Forces
Physics
Philosophy
Metaphysics
Mechanics
Philosophy of science
People
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm von
Kant, Immanuel
Newton, Isaac
Bernoulli, Johann
Baader, Franz von
Beddoes, Thomas
Time Periods
17th century
18th century
19th century
Places
Paris (France)
Denmark
Germany
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