Leibniz's View of the Mind-Body Problem

question 4

Multiple Choice

Leibniz's view of the mind-body problem:

• A) completely followed Descartes's view.
• B) completely followed Spinoza's view.
• C) was ultimately reduced to environmental determinacy.
• D) was replaced by his theory of monadology of the body.
• E) asserted independent physical and mental processes organized in pre-established harmony.

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