Die Lehre vom Krieg /

T. 1. Abhandlung über den kleinen Krieg und über den Gebrauch der leichteren Truppen mit Rücksicht auf den französischen Krieg.

Gesammelte Schriften.

Reprint of the ed. published in Berlin by B. Behr, 1903-36.

Gesammelte Werke.

A collection of previously published papers and other work.

Das Griechentum und seine Weltmission,

Mode of access: Internet.

Clotilde v. Vallon-Chalys, Dichterin des fünfzehnten Jahrhunderts.

Mode of access: Internet.

Das Kaiserreich Russland : statistisch-geschichtliche Darstellung seiner Kultur-Verhältnisse, namentlich in landwirthschaftlicher, gewerblicher und kommerzieller Beziehung /

Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 33167.24.

Fayencegefässe,

Nos. 3618-4000, 18001-18037, 18600, 18603.

Metallgefässe,

Nos. 3426-3587.

Die mastaba des Gem-ni-kai,

V. 2, in verbindung mit Max Bollacher und A. E. P. Weigall. Label of J. C. Hinrichs, Leipzig, pasted over imprint.

Gesammelte Schriften.

1. Abt. Werke, hrsg. von Albert Leitzmann. 1. -9. Bd.- 2. Abt. Politische Denkschriften, hrsg. von Bruno Gebhardt. 10.-12. Bd.- 3. Abt. Tagebucher, hrsg. von Albert Leitzmann. 14.-15. Bd.- 1. Abt. Werke...13. Bd. Nachtrage, unter Mitwirkung von Siegfried Kahler und Eduard Spranger.- 4. Abt. Politische Briefe, hrsg. von Wilhelm Richter. 16.-17. Bd.-

EL NOS-OTROS-ORIGINARIO: Sobre la posibilidad de respetar los derechos de el-otro

Este texto plantea la posibilidad de recuperar el nos-otros-originario como clave para la superación del «sufrimiento inútil» del sujeto; de este modo, muestra al nos-otros-originario como una zona de protección de los derechos de el-otro, hace una crítica en contra del nos-otros-caído como vulnerador de derechos fundamentales, y aborda la posibilidad de recuperar el nos-otros-originario a través de una consumación definitiva de la "justicia".

Na 50 Nachlass Arthur Schopenhauer - 'Schopenhauer-Archiv', 1032 - Quittung des Nachlassverkaufs an die Kinder von Carl Gottfried Tietz in Danzig

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Unter Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Denkwürdigkeiten des ministers Otto freiherrn v. Manteuffel, hrsg. von Heinrich v. Poschinger.

Vol. 2-3 have sub-title: Denkwürdigkeiten des ministerpräsidenten Otto freiherrn v. Manteuffel.

Briefe aus England über die Zeit von 1674 bis 1678 : in Gesandtschafts-Berichten des Ministers Otto von Schwerin des jüngern an den Grossen Kurfürsten Friedrich Wilhelm /

"Anhang": p. [375]-440.

Leibniz on Rational Decision-Making

In this study I discuss G. W. Leibniz's (1646-1716) views on rational decision-making from the standpoint of both God and man. The Divine decision takes place within creation, as God freely chooses the best from an infinite number of possible worlds. While God's choice is based on absolutely certain knowledge, human decisions on practical matters are mostly based on uncertain knowledge. However, in many respects they could be regarded as analogous in more complicated situations. In addition to giving an overview of the divine decision-making and discussing critically the criteria God favours in his choice, I provide an account of Leibniz's views on human deliberation, which includes some new ideas. One of these concerns is the importance of estimating probabilities in making decisions one estimates both the goodness of the act itself and its consequences as far as the desired good is concerned. Another idea is related to the plurality of goods in complicated decisions and the competition this may provoke. Thirdly, heuristic models are used to sketch situations under deliberation in order to help in making the decision. Combining the views of Marcelo Dascal, Jaakko Hintikka and Simo Knuuttila, I argue that Leibniz applied two kinds of models of rational decision-making to practical controversies, often without explicating the details. The more simple, traditional pair of scales model is best suited to cases in which one has to decide for or against some option, or to distribute goods among parties and strive for a compromise. What may be of more help in more complicated deliberations is the novel vectorial model, which is an instance of the general mathematical doctrine of the calculus of variations. To illustrate this distinction, I discuss some cases in which he apparently applied these models in different kinds of situation. These examples support the view that the models had a systematic value in his theory of practical rationality.