Declarative vs. procedural rules for religious controversy Is Leibniz's rational approach to heresy an example of procedural rationality?

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I propose to employ the conceptual contrast between procedural knowledge and declarative knowledge instead of the contrast stressed by Marcelo Dascal between soft and hard rationality in Leibniz's thought. I propose to examine the interplay between declarative and procedural knowledge in Leibniz's religious thought, and in particular Leibniz's approach to heresy.

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Frédéric Nef
Institut Jean Nicod

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