Leibniz's Legacy at MMU

I'm going to be giving my paper 'Monkeys and Monads' at the Leibniz: Legacy and Impact at Manchester Metropolitan University in November. 


Conference Programme:
 
§  Nicholas Jolley (University of California, Irvine): Kant’s ‘True Apology for Leibniz’ (Keynote Address)
 
§  Jeremy Dunham (Sheffield): Monkeys and Monads: The Unexpected Marriage between Darwinian Evolutionary Theory and Leibnizian Metaphysics
 
§  Norma B. Goethe (Cordoba): What can we learn from Leibniz´s working tools in mathematics and the sciences?
 
§  Douglas Moggach (Ottawa): Leibnizian Natural Law and Kantian Critiques
 
§  Daniel Nemenyi (Kingston, London): Leibniz and the Internet
 
§  Arnauld Pellatier (Brussels): Leibnizian references in contemporary social sciences
 
§  John Rudd (Manchester): The Right Rules? Leibniz’s Legal Legacy
 
§  Frederic Tremblay (St. Petersburg): Leibniz’s Legacy in Russia