Leibniz: Zu Seinem Zweihunderjährigen Todestag 14. November 1916

In "Leibniz," Wilhelm Max Wundt takes readers on an engaging journey through the life of the brilliant philosopher and mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. Wundt delves into Leibniz's groundbreaking contributions to logic, metaphysics, and calculus, shedding light on his innovative ideas that continue to resonate today. He crafts a vivid narrative that captures both the intellect and the spirit of Leibniz.

Beyond the dry facts, Wundt brings to life the man behind the ideas, exploring Leibniz's friendships, rivalries, and the socio-political context of his time. Wundt’s deep appreciation for Leibniz’s genius shines through as he illustrates how these influences shaped his philosophies.

This exploration is not just for scholars; it invites anyone curious about the intersections of math, philosophy, and history to appreciate how Leibniz's thoughts laid the groundwork for future generations. Wundt’s warm tone and insightful commentary make this tribute a compelling read.