What's Leibniz's distinction between natural and artificial machines got to do with his view of infinity

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2007
Event	Chicago Workshop in History of Modern Philosophy - Chicago University, Princeton, United States Duration: 30 Jul 2007 → 30 Jul 2007 http://philosophy.uchicago.edu/workshops/ (Website)

Conference

Conference	Chicago Workshop in History of Modern Philosophy
Country/Territory	United States
City	Princeton
Period	30/07/07 → 30/07/07
Internet address	http://philosophy.uchicago.edu/workshops/ (Website)

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• Chicago Workshop in History of Modern Philosophy

  Nachtomy, O. (Participation - Conference participant)

  30 Jul 2007

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Nachtomy, O. (2007). What's Leibniz's distinction between natural and artificial machines got to do with his view of infinity. Paper presented at Chicago Workshop in History of Modern Philosophy, Princeton, United States.

Nachtomy, O. / What's Leibniz's distinction between natural and artificial machines got to do with his view of infinity. Paper presented at Chicago Workshop in History of Modern Philosophy, Princeton, United States.

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Nachtomy, O 2007, 'What's Leibniz's distinction between natural and artificial machines got to do with his view of infinity', Paper presented at Chicago Workshop in History of Modern Philosophy, Princeton, United States, 30/07/07 - 30/07/07.

What's Leibniz's distinction between natural and artificial machines got to do with his view of infinity. / Nachtomy, O.
2007. Paper presented at Chicago Workshop in History of Modern Philosophy, Princeton, United States.

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Nachtomy O. What's Leibniz's distinction between natural and artificial machines got to do with his view of infinity. 2007. Paper presented at Chicago Workshop in History of Modern Philosophy, Princeton, United States.