The idea of number from Gauss to Cantor

the Leibnizian heritage and its surpassing

Philippe Seguin

1-11

The reception of Leibniz's logic in 19th century German philosophy

Volker Peckhaus

13-24

Leibniz's metaphysics as an epistemological obstacle to the mathematization of nature

the view of a late 19th century neo-Kantian, Kurd Lasswitz

Françoise Willmann

25-39

Peano and his school between Leibniz and Couturat

the influence in mathematics and in international language

Erika Luciano

41-64

Couturat's reception of Leibniz

Anne-Françoise Schmid

65-83

Russell and Leibniz on the classification of propositions

Nicholas Griffin

85-127

Cassirer, reader, publisher, and interpreter of Leibniz's philosophy

Jean Seidengart

129-142

Leibniz on relativity

the debate between Hans Reichenbach and Dietrich Mahnke on Leibniz's theory of motion and time

Vincenzo De Risi

143-185

Interpretations of Leibniz's mathesis universalis at the beginning of the xxth century

David Rabouin

187-201

Leibnizian traces in H. Weyl's philosophie der mathematik und naturwissenschaft

Erhard Scholz

203-216

Gödel, Leibniz and "Russell's mathematical logic"

Gabriella Crocco

217-256

Chaitin, Leibniz and complexity

Herbert Breger

257-265