The Use of Satire in Voltaire’s Candide by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

The article pointed out: "Leibniz does not care about the world he observes, but focuses on the world, and his formula can prove it." As his logic made them impossible , Leibniz ignored social problems and flaws that were very obvious in front of him. This is the first confrontation place between Leibniz and Voltaire. As Candide reports, Voltaire believes that what directly observable by humans does not match the formula that Leibniz strongly supports.

Voltaire 's effective satire at Candtaire In Candide Volide Voltaire tried to point out the paradox of Gottfried Leibniz' s optimistic theory and the consequences of the evils of the world that resulted. Techniques contrasting with the use of Voltaire's satire and its exaggeration highlight the evil and cruelty of war and the world when people faithfully accept their destiny. Leibnitz, a German philosopher and mathematician of the Volterre era, proposed the idea that the world in which they lived is "the best world in all possible worlds". Leibniz 's systematic optimism is a philosophical system that believes that everything is already there.

Voltaire uses the story of candy as an opportunity to satire the optimistic philosophy of the origin of the Enlightenment. Philosophical thinkers such as Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and Alexander Pope suggest that everything in the world is good, that all events are for reasons, God is God Part of the plan Candide Is part of a strong philosophical opposition to optimism in the second half of the 18th century, early 18th century. Voltaire lived in the pessimistic era of France. Voltaire said in 1744 that people are always crying and believe the world is in the process of degeneration. Voltaire was part of the philosophical movement of his era, but it did not exclude all hope for mankind. What? Man,? Like he said,? His seed also has natural kindness that people have never seen in the beast. What?