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Does Leibniz Have One View Of Causation Or Several? Gottfried Leibniz (July 1646 - November 1716) was one of the greatest mathematicians of the modern world. As an engineer he worked on calculating machines, clocks and even mining machinery. As a librarian he more or less invented the modern idea of cataloguing and as a mathematician he produced revolutionary work in what is now called topology. In logic, he worked on binary systems among numerous other areas and as a physicist he made advances in mechanics, specifically the theory of momentum. He has also made contributions to linguistics, history, aesthetics and political theory. Throughout his life, Leibniz hoped that his work on philosophy would form the basis of a theology capable of reuniting the Church, as it had been divided since the Reformation in the 16th Century. Similarly, he was willing to engage and merge ideas with the materialists as well...

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