Definition of pre-established harmony in English:

pre-established harmony

noun

Philosophy

(In Leibniz's philosophy) the theory that God so devised the monads at creation that they appear to interact causally, although no communication actually exists between them; the organization of the universe as posited by this theory (as a proposed solution to the mind-body problem).

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. After French harmonie préétablie; compare post-classical Latin harmonia praestabilitata.

Definition of pre-established harmony in US English:

pre-established harmony

noun

Philosophy

(In Leibniz's philosophy) the theory that God so devised the monads at creation that they appear to interact causally, although no communication actually exists between them; the organization of the universe as posited by this theory (as a proposed solution to the mind-body problem).

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. After French harmonie préétablie; compare post-classical Latin harmonia praestabilitata.

单词	pre-established harmony
释义	Definition of pre-established harmony in English: pre-established harmony noun Philosophy (In Leibniz's philosophy) the theory that God so devised the monads at creation that they appear to interact causally, although no communication actually exists between them; the organization of the universe as posited by this theory (as a proposed solution to the mind-body problem). Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. After French harmonie préétablie; compare post-classical Latin harmonia praestabilitata. Definition of pre-established harmony in US English: pre-established harmony noun Philosophy (In Leibniz's philosophy) the theory that God so devised the monads at creation that they appear to interact causally, although no communication actually exists between them; the organization of the universe as posited by this theory (as a proposed solution to the mind-body problem). Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. After French harmonie préétablie; compare post-classical Latin harmonia praestabilitata.
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