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monadological, a.|ˌmɒnədəʊˈlɒdʒɪkəl|
[ad. G. monadologisch, F. monadologique: see -al.]
Of or pertaining to monadology. So monadoˈlogically adv.
1895A. C. Armstrong tr. Falckenberg's Hist. Mod. Philos. vii. 278 Leibnitz's..monadological and harmonistic principles. 1897C. H. Judd tr. Wundt's Outl. Psychol. 313 Matter is thought of as made up of similar [mental] atoms of a lower order (monistic, or monado-logical spiritualism). 1937Mind XLVI. 503 Must we think, monadologically, of as many object worlds as there are knowing minds, though these many object worlds may have common features, in the sense of numerically diverse instances of the same universals? 1938Jrnl. Theol. Stud. XXXIX. 427 It must be a matter for consideration how far it is of any profit to be familiar with (e.g.) Leibniz's monadological religious metaphysic without his doctrine of the judgement. 1943M. Farber Found. Phenomenology xvi. 533 The objective world is ‘innate’ in the monado-logical world. 1957R. Manheim tr. Cassirer's Philos. Symbolic Forms III. ii. iv. 170 ‘Monadological’ time is the πρότερον τῇ ϕύσει, and..we can only thence arrive at mathematical-physical time. |