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You're right, and perhaps I should better familiarize myself with earlier intellectual history. Do you have any books you can recommend, on Leibniz for example?
This one perhaps. I haven't read it but feel pretty guilty about that fact. Two FAI-minded people have recommended it to me, though I sort of doubt that they've actually read it either. Ah, the joys and sorrows of hypothetical CliffsNotes.
ETA: I think Vassar is the guy to ask about history of science or really history of anything. It's his fault I'm so interested in history.