The Most Important Differences Between the Monadology of Husserl and that of Leibniz

I am convinced that if Leibniz’s monadology is rectified and completed by reference to Husserl’s phenomenology, and if, reciprocally, Husserl’s monadology is expanded by incorporating important ideas from Leibniz’s monadology, we may arrive at the most comprehensive, truest, and deepest metaphysics in the European tradition since Aristotle. I offer reasons for this claim in the following 15 paragraphs of my contribution. By way of an abstract, I first offer the titles of these 15 paragraphs: