Morir, dormir, tal vez soñar... Sobre un eco leibniziano en Diderot = To die, to sleep, perchance to dream... on a leibnizian echo in diderot
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This article addresses the topic of
death and immortality in Leibniz and Diderot.
The plaisanterie by Diderot that perception
continues after death (based on considering
sensitivity a general property of matter) is compared
to Leibniz’ position regarding monad
incessancy. This will lead to an analysis of
Leibniz’ reasons to defend not only the incessancy,
but even the immortality of certain
monads (the spirits)