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This video talks about Monad and consciousness. To learn more about Leibniz's Monad, there is a book<ref>{{:Book/Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Leibniz and the Monadology}}</ref> on this. | This video talks about Monad and consciousness. To learn more about Leibniz's Monad, there is a book<ref>{{:Book/Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Leibniz and the Monadology}}</ref> on this. The translated [[Monadology]] text into English can also be found on this website<ref>[[Monadology]]</ref>. According to Leevark, Leibniz also claims that by abstracting the reality into [[Monad]]s, it will be possible to address the issue of describing consciousness. This assertion would echo statements made by Brian Beckman, in his video<ref>[[Don't fear the Monad]]</ref> on [[Monad]], who shows that all software systems can be modeled by pure functions, the idea of purity and abstraction, formless/shapeless, is very similar to Leibniz's Monads as Leevark explained it. It would also be fun to watch the video<ref>{{:Video/YOW! 2013 Philip Wadler - The First Monad Tutorial #YOW}}</ref> by Philip Wadler, who first introduced [[Monad]] to the world of programming. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:16, 25 June 2022
Leevark, ed. (May 1, 2020). Leibniz's Monads Explained. local page: Leevark.
This video talks about Monad and consciousness. To learn more about Leibniz's Monad, there is a book[1] on this. The translated Monadology text into English can also be found on this website[2]. According to Leevark, Leibniz also claims that by abstracting the reality into Monads, it will be possible to address the issue of describing consciousness. This assertion would echo statements made by Brian Beckman, in his video[3] on Monad, who shows that all software systems can be modeled by pure functions, the idea of purity and abstraction, formless/shapeless, is very similar to Leibniz's Monads as Leevark explained it. It would also be fun to watch the video[4] by Philip Wadler, who first introduced Monad to the world of programming.
References
- ↑ Savile, A. (2000). Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Leibniz and the Monadology. local page: Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-17113-7.
- ↑ Monadology
- ↑ Don't fear the Monad
- ↑ Skills Matter, ed. (May 1, 2020). YOW! 2013 Philip Wadler - The First Monad Tutorial. local page: Skills Matter (formerly YOW! Conferences).
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