Whose ideas did Christian Wolff extend in his works?
Nietzsche
Locke
Hegel
Leibniz
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Christian Wolff extended the ideas of Leibniz in his works. Wolff's metaphysics was based on Leibniz's monadology, which holds that the world is made up of an infinite number of simple, immaterial, and mind-like substances called monads. Each monad is unique and has its own internal principle of activity, and the monads interact with each other through a pre-established harmony.
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