The analysis of Leibniz’s writings and fragments reveal a long-standing competition between two concepts, both of which denote that kind of science which is necessary for making rational decisions: prudence and wisdom. In this paper, I will examine how Leibniz organized the relationship between these two “sciences” or between these two perspectives. We will explore how they can collaborate and where potential divergences between them may arise.
Wisdom and Prudence. Two Different Sciences or Two Different Perspectives?
Francesco Piro
2024-01-01
Abstract
The analysis of Leibniz’s writings and fragments reveal a long-standing competition between two concepts, both of which denote that kind of science which is necessary for making rational decisions: prudence and wisdom. In this paper, I will examine how Leibniz organized the relationship between these two “sciences” or between these two perspectives. We will explore how they can collaborate and where potential divergences between them may arise.File in questo prodotto:
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