For the two-hundredth anniversary of Leibniz’s death in 1916, Wilhelm Wundt — founder of experimental psychology and one of Germany’s reigning intellects — delivered this extended appreciation of the last man who knew everything: the calculus, the monads, the binary arithmetic, the diplomacy, and the dream of a universal logical language.
One universal thinker measuring another across two centuries makes for compelling reading. Download the free EPUB, in the original German, for Leibniz seen whole.