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    Aldous Huxley

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    Lectures, interviews, and conversations with Aldous Huxley — novelist, philosopher, and author of Brave New World.

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    Leibniz

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    …kind of thinking which is adumbrated by Bacon and is comes to a kind of perfection in Galileo and Descartes and Newton and Leibniz and which forms the which is the invisible technical basis of modern science plus at the same time a great deal of…

    The Human Situation 3: More Nature in Art2 mentions
    645:21:09

    …of life was carried over to Europe and had a profound influence on an extremely important European philosopher who was Leibniz. Leibniz in the 18th century became extremely interested in the translations which the Jesuit fathers brought back from China of…

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    …life was carried over to Europe and had a profound influence on an extremely important European philosopher who was Leibniz. Leibniz in the 18th century became extremely interested in the translations which the Jesuit fathers brought back from China of…

    Who Are We? (1955)1 mention
    163:34:47

    …may actually be co-extensive with the total activity of the universe. After all, in the West, you go back as far as Leibniz, with his conception that every monad was potentially omniscient. And in modern times you have the same conception in Bergson, the…