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LEIBNIZ'S COMBINATORIAL IDEA AND THE LITERARY EXPERIENCE BY A. SUMAROKOV

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, T. Abramzon)

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This paper focuses on A Lover's Divination Book (1774) by A. Sumarokov, examining its combinatorial nature and its implicit connections with Leibniz's ars combinatoria. The Russian poet-classicist denied Leibniz's philosophical principles but Sumarokov demonstrated combinatorial theory in his literary practice and confirmed the universality of ars combinatoria. Sumarokov's combinatorial method is based on two levels: formal and substantive. The first one includes mathematic combinations which build the composition...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Philosophy2014
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