The History of the Principle of Sufficient Reason: Its Metaphysical and Logical Formulations

The History of the Principle of Sufficient Reason: Its Metaphysical and Logical Formulations by Wilbur Marshall Urban delves into the evolution of logical consciousness and metaphysical principles. The author explores the transformation of metaphysical ideas into logical concepts focusing on the unity of thought in Schopenhauer's work. The book discusses the struggle between empirical causal relations and logical foundations examining the intersection of ideal and real causes. It also addresses the concept of Sufficient Reason in various fields like mathematics and psychology emphasizing critical determination and logical necessity in understanding consciousness.