Participants
- Gregory Brown (Houston): “Leibniz on the Possibility of a Spatial Vacuum”
- Julia Jorati (Ohio State): “Three Types of Spontaneity, Teleology and Monadic Actions”
- Giovanni Merlo (University of Barcelona, Winner of the 2012 LSNA Essay Prize): “Complexity, Existence and Infinite Analysis”
- Peter Myrdal (Uppsala): “Why are Faculties Unintelligible? The Metaphysical Basis of Leibniz’s Criticism of Aristotelian Powers”
- Ohad Nachtomy (Bar Ilan University & Fordham University): “Ce qu’il vienne de dire de la double infinité n’est qu’une entrée dans mon system – Leibniz’s Response to Pascal on Infinity and the Nature of Living Beings”
- Christopher Noble (Villanova University): “Is Knowledge Necessary for Action? Leibniz and the Occasionalists”
- Marine Picon (ENS Lyon): “Another Look at Leibniz and Platonism”
- Steve Steward (Syracuse): “Solving the Lucky and Guaranteed Proof Problems”
- John Whipple (University of Illinois):
“Discours Exoterique in in the Essais de Theodicée: Moral and Physical Evil”