Leibniz's doctrine that each individual substance has a complete concept — a concept that includes all predicates that are or will be true of that individual — which distinguishes substances from mere aggregates and grounds the principle of the identity of indiscernibles.
Each substance is defined by its complete concept; all truths about a substance are analytic (the predicate is contained in the complete concept); God creates the best possible world by selecting the best collection of compossible complete concepts.
No conceptual lineage found.
No recorded contemporaries.
No recorded minds influenced.
No conceptual posterity found.
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