Iulian Apostolescu & Mohammad Shafiei 
Husserl and Leibniz [PDF ebook] 
Metaphysics, Monadology and Phenomenology

Introduction.- Part I General Linkage.- 1 Iso Kern: Husserl’s Metaphysics as a Monadology founded in Phenomenology.- 2 James Mensch: Monadology and Intersubjectivity.- 3 Roberto Walton: The Monadological Heritage in Husserl and Whitehead.- 4Renato Cristin: Phenomenology and Monadology: Outlines for a Connection.- Part II Methodological Themes.- 1 Mark van Atten: Noetic Reflection 2 Dominique Pradelle: Monadology and Phenomenology: The Questions of Access to Oneself of the Finite Subject, the Eidetic Intuition of the Concrete Ego, and the Methodical Strata of the Constitution of Intersubjectivity 3 Claudia Serban: The “Constant Universal Teleology” in Husserl’s Late Philosophy.- Part III Metaphysical and Ontological Problems- 1 Andrea Altobrando: Windows and Solitude: The Phenomeno-Monadological Constitution of a Common World and of Private Dimensions 2 Michael Shim: Husserl on the “Windows” of Monads 3 Sonja Rinofner Kreidl: Loving Like Monads Do: Husserl’s Late Reflections on Teleology of Reason and Perfectionism 4 Iulian Apostolescu: The Disquiet of Transcendental Life in the Best of All Possible Worlds: Leibniz and Husserl 5 Abbed Kanoor: Individuation: Husserl and Leibniz 6 Mohammad Shafiei: Ontological Status of Noemata: A Monadological Interpretation.- Part IV Brentanian Perspectives.- 1 Federico Boccaccini: Unity of Consciousness and Other Minds: The Concept of Monad From Brentano to Husserl 2 Riccardo Martinelli: Stumpf on Phenomenology and Modern Philosophy: Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz 3 Susan Krantz Gabriel: The Influence of Leibniz’s Theodicy on Brentano’s Natural Theology 4 Guillaume Frechette: The Characteristica Universalis of the Mental.- 1 Michel Fichant: Dietrich Mahnke: A Phenomenological Interpretation of Leibniz’ Philosophy 2 Francesco Neri: Phenomenological Interpretations of Leibniz’s Monadology in the Late Thought of Husserl and Mahnke 3 Kimberly Baltzer Jaray: Reinach’s Ontology as a Response to Leibniz on Truth, Propositions, and States of Affairs 4. Inga Römer: Leibniz and the Problem of Metaphysics: Heidegger’s Interpretations in 1928 and in 1955-56 5 William Mc Kenna: The Disharmony of Monads with Windows: The Human Life-World (Aron Gurwitsch).

Iulian Apostolescu Philosopher, Editor, Painter. His research focuses on transcendental philosophy, phenomenology, continental philosophy, and philosophy of religion. He is editor-in-chief of the online journal Phenomenological Reviews (ISSN: 2297-7627) and General Editor of Epoché Series, Ratio and Revelatio Publishing House. He is the editor of The Subject(s) of Phenomenology: Rereading Husserl (Springer, 2020) and co-editor (with Claudia Serban) of Husserl, Kant and Transcendental Phenomenology (De Gruyter, 2020). His current projects include two edited volumes on the German philosopher Eugen Fink, a new collection on the  phenomenological awakening of reason and a collective volume on the phenomenon of love and its various dimensions (with Veronica Cibotaru).
Mohammad Shafiei has obtained his Ph D in 2017 from the University of Paris 1. He has worked as a postdoctoral researcher and lecturer at Shahid Beheshti University, Iran. His research interests include transcendental phenomenology, philosophical logic, theories of meaning, and monadology. His publications include Meaning and Intentionality, A Dialogical Approach (College Publications, 2018), and two co-edited volumes (with Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen) Peirce and Husserl: Mutual Insights on Logic, Mathematics and Cognition (Springer 2019) and Phenomenology and Phaneroscopy: A Neglected Chapter in the History of Ideas (Springer 2024).