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No Man is a Memory-Cone Entire of Itself. From Gottfried Leibniz' New Essays on Human Understanding
Zeno's Paradoxes of Infinite Divisibility, with Aristotle's, Spinoza's, & Leibniz' commentary, and Stoic & Deleuze's Infinitely-Divisible Present
Leibniz' Letter on his Law of Continuity and his "Critical Thoughts on the General Part of the Principles of Descartes," regarding Descartes' errors
Examples of Status Transitus / Status Terminus and the Law of Continuity in Leibniz’ Cum Prodiisset
Parabola Obtained from Ellipse through a Limiting Process, in Hilbert and Cohn-Vossen's Geometry and the Imagination
Leibniz' Mens Momentanea (Momentary Mind) in Studies in Physics and the Nature of Body
Deleuze, Différence et répétition (Difference and Repetition), Chap 2, first paragraph
Leibniz' Representation and Computation of Binary Numerals
Lagrange in the History of the Calculus
Carnot in the History of the Calculus
Lagrange's Algebraicization of Analysis and Wronski's Critique, in Bottazzini's The Higher Calculus and in Boyer's History of the Calculus
Deleuze and Dance Part II: At the Limit of What Bodies Can Do: Michael Jackson’s Fullness of Death, Under Spinoza's Microscope
Deleuze’s Dance, III. Wonders of Phenomena: The Infinite Grace of Bergson and Kleist; or the Nietzschean Dance of Deleuzean Dice
Determinism's Hollow Music TF §90 To Prove Conscious States Determined, We Should Have to Show... Bergson. Time and Free Will
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