Titlebook: Leibniz: Representation, Continuity and the Spatiotemporal; Dionysios A. Anapolitanos Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Continuity,as it really is, is continuous. Leibniz explicitly defines this principle or law, as he sometimes calls it, in a number of passages throughout his writings. In the following quotations, the first from the . and the second from a letter of Leibniz to De Voider dated March 24/April 3, 1699, Leibniz st

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0924-4697 ntation; the principle of continuity; and space,time, and the phenomenally spatio-temporal. .Chapter I discusses representation, especially as it refers to theconnection between the real and the phenomenal levels of Leibniz‘ssystem. Chapter II examines the principle of continuity, includingcontinuit

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