The Problem of the Reconstruction of G.W. Leibniz's Vews on the Question of Free Will

Student: Begrambekov Aleksandr

Educational Programme: Philosophical Anthropology (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2016

Dissertation deals with the problem of free will, diclosure of the views of Leibniz on this problem and the problem of reconstruction of Leibniz's views on this topic.We use references to the modern text as to historical. The work is divided into thematic chapters to failitate the work of the author and readers. Topics covered: The problem of salvation, the determinism, solipsism and others. We are working with the concepts: predetination, freedom, unconscious. The relevance of the work is determined by a new round of popularity of the philosophy of Leibniz in the scientific community and non-decreasing interest in the problem of freedom of will.

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