Monadology.

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz - a great philosopher and systematizer of scientific knowledge, who raised the question of the complex relationship between knowledge, intuition, and will. Leibniz proved the importance of insight for the advancement of hypotheses, the complex structure of consciousness, and the necessity of new sciences for mutual understanding of humanity. Leibniz was the first to justify technology as part of the shared human experience and taught many generations of philosophers to contemplate complex intellectual processes. The collection presents Leibniz's works, which are the best starting point for studying his philosophy.