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10 p, 463.9 KB El concepto de infinito en Leibniz y Locke Leticia Cabañas / Cabañas, Leticia (IES Gregorio Marañón (Madrid))
Locke está interesado en liberar la idea de infinito de sus implicaciones metafísicas y teológicas típicas de la herencia filosófica cristiana. La visión de Leibniz es diametralmente opuesta : el infinito es un concepto complejo que requiere rigurosas distinciones, sin las que el intelecto humano se pierde en un laberinto.
Locke was interested in liberating the idea of infinite of its metaphysical and theological implications typical of the Christian philosophical inheritance. Leibniz's vision is diametrically opposed: the infinite is a complex concept that needs rigorous distinctions, without which the human intellect becomes lost in a labyrinth.
2010
Ontology studies, Núm. 10 (2010) , p. 143-152  
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