Definitions
Perceptions = The contents of mind (knowledge) at a given time according to
Leibniz.
Perceptions are states of knowledge (ideas) acquired indirectly by all of
the monads in the universe
by means of the Supreme Monad from the point of view of a each monad.
Leibniz uses the phrase "reflected by each monad".
ideas = individual perceptions. particular bits of knowledge.
Comnsciousness = current vivid perceptions obtained through the senses as in
Hume
Memory = the collection of perceptions from its own point of view of each monad
knowledge = innate knowledge (platonic, necessary truths) + stored knowledge
stored knowledge = knowledge as descriptions (ideas) + empirical knowledge
empirical knowledge = knowledge obtained through the senses (faded impressions
as in Hume)
[Roger Clough], [rclo...@verizon.net]
2/22/2013
"Forever is a long time, especially near the end." - Woody Allen
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