At first Sackett found the reception of his ideas by the medical establishment to be "negative, condescending and dismissive".
Yet even these debates – framed in terms of the theory's plausibility – are a sign of Morgan's success in transforming the reception of her ideas.
As a former kid, I only regret that younger peers may be denied the chance to decide for themselves, and I appreciate that real reading is an act of interpretation, not just the reception of existing ideas".
This edition and Adolf Trendelenburg's discussion of Leibniz's theory of signs on the basis of texts published in it allowed a further reception of Leibnizian ideas among mathematical logicians at the end of the 19th century.
Erdmann's edition of the philosophical works and Trendelenburg's presentation of Leibniz's semiotics were the most important steps towards the further reception of Leibnizian ideas among mathematical logicians at the end of the 19th century.
In the paper, I concentrate on the reception of this idea by fellow climate scientists.
Despite legitimate questions about the next financing rounds (such as, a) whether they will happen and b) who will be willing to undertake them), the overall reception of the idea has been positive.
While Israel in the 1980s was under much criticism from myths about the state's founding, the reception of this idea was mitigated and "this version of Latrun that was destined to blow up the myth that the regathering was solely in the hands of a group of radicals in the middle of the [Israeli] intellectual community".
No less important is the fact that he spent most of his life in England, where his contact with members of the Royal Society and the universities of Cambridge and Oxford had a lasting impact on the reception of Descartes's ideas in England, Germany, and France.
Given the nature of Trendelenburg's presentation of the Leibnizian system, his significance for the mathematical reception of Leibniz's ideas in the context of the emergence of formal mathematics and mathematical logic in the second half of the 19th century is astonishing.
