Phenomenon, action and coherence: Leibniz's way from the mind's Experience to a real world

The paper proposes a new approach to the issue of Leibniz's phenomenalism and his concept of reality. In particular, it analyzes the genesis of the Leibnizian concept of reality, starting from two different attempts, the fist linked with the concept of action and the second (and finally prevailing) one centered around the notion of coherence: both having a marked pragmatist flavor.