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4.0 out of 5 stars
Very good, interesting, but analytical (no surprise I guess),
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This review is from: Leibniz: An Introduction (Paperback)
Broad's analysis of Leibniz's philosophy is very well written, cogent, thoughtful and interesting, but the reader can certainly tell he was a British philosopher writing in the 1950s, as large parts of the work are analytical/logical in nature. And that's fine, he's using the technique in a thoughtful rather than reductive/destructive way, and read along with Woolhouse's "Starting with Leibniz" (an excellent "straight philosophical" intro) I find Broad provides some very helpful insights. It is also a valuable look at what a thoughtful use of a form of "logical positivist"-type analysis can do. Well worth the price!
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Leibniz: An Introduction by C. D. Broad (Hardcover - June 27, 1975)
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