Rrenban, Monad  | Rowman & Littlefield

277,510원  | 20041215  | 9780739108451

Through reading the early work of Walter Benjamin - up to and including the Trauerspiel book, Monad Rrenban brings forth a cohesive conception of the wild, unforgettable form, philosophy, as inherent in everything. Somewhat on the basis of existing philosophemes of Western metaphysics, Benjamin's well-known "esotericism" performs the transience of constraints of meaning.

 | Routledge

347,000원  | 20260126  | 9781032427386

A Confluence Between Iqbal and Leibniz: Monads and Self explores the striking metaphysical parallels between two towering thinkers separated by centuries - Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and Muhammad Iqbal.

Garber, Daniel  | Oxford Univ Pr

251,430원  | 20210101  | 9780199566648

Daniel Garber presents a study of Leibniz's conception of the physical world, elucidating his puzzling metaphysics of monads, mind-like simple substances. Tracing the development of Leibniz's thought, Garber shows how dealing with problems about the physical world led him to a world of animate creatures, and finally to a world of monads.

 | Kessinger Publishing

31,980원  | 20030301  | 9780766140615

Translated into English for the first time, this book was written by the Elizabethan magus, Dr. John Dee in 1564. He explains his discovery of the monas, or unity underlying the universe, as seen in a hieroglyph or symbol. The monad is representat...

Garber, Daniel  | Oxford Univ Pr

96,850원  | 20110914  | 9780199693092

Daniel Garber presents an illuminating study of Leibniz's conception of the physical world. Leibniz's commentators usually begin with monads, mind-like simple substances, the ultimate building-blocks of the Monadology. But Leibniz's apparently idealist metaphysics is very puzzling: how can any sensible person think that the world is made up of tiny minds? In this book, Garber tries to make Leibniz's thought intelligible by focusing instead on his notion of body.

 | MEGAS SEIRIOS PUBLICATIONS

27,930원  | 20101019  | 9789607350473

This book speaks of the spiritual progress of man from the unconscious to the conscious, from the individual to the Monad. It describes the processes through which the human being passes from the moment he becomes aware of his individuality. He then expresses two desires, one to preserve his individuality, and the other to become a member of a group. The processes change when man understands the importance of union, which provides a solution to the problem of separation.

 | Kessinger Publishing

31,980원  | 19970901  | 9780766100527

Monad; Higher consciousness; Buddhic consciousness; An instance of psychic development; Time; Inspiration; Plagiarism; Exaggeration; Meditation.

 | AuthorHouse UK

34,770원  | 20191113  | 9781728393162

The fundamental cause of all human suffering is our existential state separated from our Monad. Many people think that success, happiness and wealth, depend on a lot of work and a lot of effort. It is part of the widespread belief that our life and destiny depend on divine or external factors that are beyond our control, such as God, luck, the country we were born in, the colour of our skin, our social status etc., But this is not true.