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2010-08-28T19:37:48Z

Sufficient Reason

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	:"just as '''each monad conveys the entire world''', so then a single notion can no longer pertain for one subject, and subject-monads will now be distinguished only by their inner manner of expressing the world: the principle of sufficient reason will become a principle of indiscernibles. Since there never exist two identical subjects, there can be no apparently identical individuals." (50)		:"just as '''each monad conveys the entire world''', so then a single notion can no longer pertain for one subject, and subject-monads will now be distinguished only by their inner manner of expressing the world: the principle of sufficient reason will become a principle of indiscernibles. Since there never exist two identical subjects, there can be no apparently identical individuals." (50)

			"In this way the world is in he monad, but the monad lives for the world" (50)

	== Incompossibility, Individuality, Liberty ==		== Incompossibility, Individuality, Liberty ==

2010-08-28T19:35:46Z

Sufficient Reason

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			"Leibniz loves principles, and he is probably the only philosopher who invents them endlessly. He invents them with pleasure and enthusiasm, and he brandishes them like swords." (43-4)

			"principles appear to us as cries" (44)

			the ''texture'' of a body, the sum of its inner qualities (47) -- matter has an ''inner'' life, not just an extension

			''compossibility'': "reconstituting over and again one and the same, infinitely infinite, converging series, the World, made of all series, its curvature having a unique variable." (50)

			:"just as '''each monad conveys the entire world''', so then a single notion can no longer pertain for one subject, and subject-monads will now be distinguished only by their inner manner of expressing the world: the principle of sufficient reason will become a principle of indiscernibles. Since there never exist two identical subjects, there can be no apparently identical individuals." (50)

	== Incompossibility, Individuality, Liberty ==		== Incompossibility, Individuality, Liberty ==

2010-08-27T17:39:10Z

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	== Incompossibility, Individuality, Liberty ==		== Incompossibility, Individuality, Liberty ==


	== What is an event? ==		== What is an event? ==

2010-08-27T17:35:52Z

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			== Incompossibility, Individuality, Liberty ==


			== What is an event? ==

			== Perception in the Folds ==

			== The Two Floors ==

			== The New Harmony ==

2010-08-26T14:05:21Z

What is Baroque?

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	# textures -- "matter becomes a matter of expression" (37)		# textures -- "matter becomes a matter of expression" (37)
	# the paradigm -- paper fold (Orient) or fabric fold (Occident)?		# the paradigm -- paper fold (Orient) or fabric fold (Occident)?
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	== Sufficient Reason ==		== Sufficient Reason ==

2010-08-26T14:03:36Z

What is Baroque?

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 Mallarme, Baroque poet (Hérodiade) (30)
-"The fold is inseparable from wind." (31)
+:"The fold is inseparable from wind. Ventilated by the fan, the fold is no longer made of matter through which we see, but of the soul in which we read "yellow folds of thought", '''the Book or the monad with multiple leaves'''. Now it contains every fold, since the combinations of its pages are infinite; but it includes them in tis closure, and all its actions are internal." (31)
 == Sufficient Reason ==

2010-08-26T13:43:27Z

What is Baroque?

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	== What is Baroque? ==		== What is Baroque? ==

			'''pure inside''' -- black marble, light from unseen sources;
			* "The monad is a cell. It resembles a sacristy more than an atom: a room with neither doors nor windows, where all activity takes place on the inside." (28)
			* "The monad is the '''autonomy of the inside''', an inside without an outside." (28)\

			Baroque architecture; lower level belongs to the facade, to the outside; upper level is "closed, as a pure inside without an outside, a weightless, closed interiority, its walls hung with spontaneous folds that are now only those of a soul or a mind" (29)

			universe as infinite stairwell -- Neoplatonic tradition; world with only two floors (sinking/rising; outside/inside) -- Baroque contribution (29)

			Mallarme, Baroque poet (Hérodiade) (30)

			"The fold is inseparable from wind." (31)

	== Sufficient Reason ==		== Sufficient Reason ==

2010-08-24T23:11:09Z

The Folds in the Soul

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 :"Folds are in the soul and authentically exist only in the soul. That is already true for 'innate ideas': they are pure virtualities, pure powers whose act consists of an inner action of the soul (an internal deployment). But this is no less true for the world: '''the whole world is only a virtuality that currently exists only in the folds of the soul which convey it''', the soul implementing inner pleats through which it endows itself with a representation of the enclosed world." (23)
 == What is Baroque? ==
 == Sufficient Reason ==

2010-08-24T22:44:55Z

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	conic sections		conic sections

			:"Folds are in the soul and authentically exist only in the soul. That is already true for 'innate ideas': they are pure virtualities, pure powers whose act consists of an inner action of the soul (an internal deployment). But this is no less true for the world: '''the whole world is only a virtuality that currently exists only in the folds of the soul which convey it''', the soul implementing inner pleats through which it endows itself with a representation of the enclosed world." (23)
	== What is Baroque? ==		== What is Baroque? ==

	== Sufficient Reason ==		== Sufficient Reason ==

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 :"For Leibniz, as for the Baroque, the principles of reason are veritable cries: Not everything is fish, but fish are teeming everywhere. . . . '''Universality does not exist, but living things are ubiquitous.'''" (9)
 == The Folds in the Soul ==
 == What is Baroque? ==
 == Sufficient Reason ==