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• Title: Book: RoP: The World Conceptions of the Modern Age of Thought Evolution (Pt1 Ch5)
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  • fundamental beings, the monads, which are uncreated and
  • ego must be a monad; otherwise, it could not be real.
  • Thus, the assumption of the monads becomes necessary. As only the
  • monad can be real, therefore, the truly real entities are monads with
  • of the monad in order to render possible the realization of both
  • struggle is the view: I am a monad; such an entity is uncreated and
  • his way through to the conception of the monads. The processes of
  • innumerable monads are presented as acting on each other; God becomes
  • the power entity that lives actively in all monads behind the
  • the soul or the “ego” as a monad. Leibniz finds the
  • simple entity, enclosed in itself and aware of its being, a monad.
  • Nothing can come into this monad that is external to it, for nothing
  • this monad. Leibniz expresses this by saying that the monad has no
  • windows. According to him, all real beings are monads, and only monads
  • truly exist. These different monads are, however, differentiated with
  • respect to the intensity of their inner life. There are monads of an
  • sleep; there are monads that are, as it were, dreaming; there are,
  • furthermore, the human monads in wake-consciousness, etc., up to the
  • monad. That man does not see monads in his sense perception is caused
  • by the circumstance that the monads are perceived by him like the
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• Title: Book: RoP: The Age of Kant and Goethe (Pt1 Ch6)
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  • is, for him, the self dependent monad, strictly closed off in itself.
  • But this monad experiences only what it contains within itself;
  • consists only of monads, the order of which is the predetermined
  • monad. Fichte had not proceeded from a mere idea to gain clarity of
• Title: Book: RoP: The Struggle Over the Spirit (Pt2 Ch1)
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  • of animated entities (monads), unites with modern naturalism?”
• Title: Book: RoP: Modern Idealistic World Conceptions (Pt2 Ch6)
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  • will-endowed monads. For Hamerling's Atomism of Will,
  • the world becomes a multitude of will-endowed monads, and the
  • human soul is one of the will-monads. The thinker of such a world
  • as a monad of will, it is necessary to raise the same enigmatic
  • the soul is a monad of will among other monads of will is anything but
  • meant to plunge into a world of will-monads.