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Las leyes de la naturaleza con relación a la libertad humana y divina en la Teodicea de Leibniz

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Jan 2014 Costa Rica Spanish; Castilian Publisher:Universidad de Costa Rica
Authors: Kulstad, Mark;

handle: 10669/24846

Las leyes de la naturaleza con relación a la libertad humana y divina en la Teodicea de Leibniz

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Este ensayo se propone abordar el tema de la libertad humana y divina en la Teodicea desde la perspectiva de la dialéctica con Bayle así como desde la perspectiva de la filosofía de la ciencia de Leibniz, particularmente, sus ideas filosóficas sobre las leyes de la naturaleza.

This paper considers the topic of human and divine liberty in the Theodicy from the perspective of Leibniz’s dialectic with Bayle as well as the perspective of Leibniz’s philosophy of science, especially his views on the laws of nature.

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theodicy, man, god, divina ley, freedom, libertad humana, law, teodicea

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