Leibniz acerca de almas, corpos, agregados e substâncias na discussão com Fardella (1690)

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In this article, I sustain, against Robert Adam's interpretation, the thesis that Leibniz, in the discussion with Fardella (1690), adopts a realistic ontology, according to which live beings, instead of souls, are substances.

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Marques, E. (2010). Leibniz acerca de almas, corpos, agregados e substâncias na discussão com Fardella (1690). Kriterion, 51(121), 7–20. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0100-512X2010000100001

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