Lexicon of Arguments

 

Holz I 68
Truths of facts/Leibniz: here, too, the proposition of the sufficient reason should apply, although truths of reason do not come into play here.
Here the "also" is important: it states something about the logical status of truths of facts as a kind of truth of reason.
Truths of facts/Leibniz: are now distinguished from truths of reason as their opposite! (Namely, as not logically justifiable).
>Sufficiency/Leibniz, -> Reasons/Leibniz,> Truth/Leibniz,> Principles/Leibniz.
Holz I 69
Definition "Golden Chain" of the links/Holz: metaphor of the baroque. "Aura catena": if one is defined by its relation to another, then the totality of the elements is the reason of this one.
Chain/Leibniz: more than temporal: one is respectively more determined by its closer neighbor.
Sufficient justification/Leibniz: something can be adequately justified by its connection with its nearest neighbors, but not completely.
Holz I 70
Complete justification/reason/determination/Leibniz: only through the whole chain. (infinite, only to be seen by God).
The individual terms would have to be given by identical sentences.