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Kant e o melhor dos mundos possíveis: grandezas intensivas versus grandezas extensivas
Analytica. Revista de Filosofia 14 (1):173-191 (2010)
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The paper analyzes Kant's pre-critical (1759) argument against the opponents of Leibniz's mundus optimus. Its main purpose is to specify the grounds which allow Kant to say that the opponents of optimism both misconceive the conditions for comparison between realities as well as conflate intensive with extensive magnitudes.Author's Profile
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