The author of Theodicy and Monadology, FTP, identify this German rationalist philosopher and polymath, who might be most famous for being satirized as Professor Pangloss in Voltaire's Candide.
Minor works by this thinker include a short dialogue between a philosopher and a theologian, "The Philosopher's Creed," and a sweeping, unfinished project on religious themes entitled Catholic Demonstrations. He coined the term "apperception" to describe man's internal consciousness of his own perception, and one of his most famous works rebuts the cynicism of Pierre (*) Bayle in addressing the problem of evil. He portrayed a contemporary philosopher as the character Philalethes in a dialogue that responds to a work by that Empiricist thinker, New Essays Concerning Human Understanding. The author of Theodicy and Monadology, FTP, identify this German rationalist philosopher and polymath, who might be most famous for being satirized as Professor Pangloss in Voltaire's Candide.
Minor works by this thinker include a short dialogue between a philosopher and a theologian, "The Philosopher's Creed," and a sweeping, unfinished project on religious themes entitled Catholic Demonstrations.
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz