Aristotelian Metaphysics
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Aristotelian Metaphysics
Essays in Honour of David Charles
Peramatzis, Michail; Bronstein, David; Johansen, Thomas Kjeller
Oxford University Press
05/2024
432
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9780198908678
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Introduction
Part I: Definition, Meaning, and Language
1: David Bronstein: A Puzzle in Aristotle's Theory of Definition
2: Marko Malink: Antisthenes on Definition: Metaphysics H.3
3: S. G. Williams: Focality, Analogy, and the Articulation of Concepts
4: The late Paul Snowdon: David Charles on Wittgenstein, Aristotle, and Artisans
Part II: Categories, Substance, and Essence
5: Verity Harte: Plato's Butcher: Questions about the Metaphysics of Classification
6: Jennifer Whiting: Non-Substance Individuals in Aristotle's Categories
7: Christof Rapp: Essential Predication in Aristotle's Categories: A Defence
8: Michail Peramatzis: Aristotle on How Essence Grounds Necessity
Part III: Form, Matter, and Teleology
9: Mary Louise Gill: Predicative Hylomorphism in Metaphysics Z
10: Lindsay Judson: Aristotelian Matter
11: T. K. Johansen: Matter-Involving Form and Hypothetical Necessity in Aristotle's De Anima
12: James G. Lennox: Life, Agency, and Value
Part IV: Modality, Change, and Space
13: Kei Chiba: Reflections on Aristotle's Modal Ontology
14: Frank A. Lewis: How Aristotle Understands Change: A Reading of Physics 3.1-3
15: Ursula Coope: Aristotle: Processes and Continuants
16: Vassilis Karasmanis: Why is Space Discontinuous? De Lineis Insecabilibus 968b5-22
Part I: Definition, Meaning, and Language
1: David Bronstein: A Puzzle in Aristotle's Theory of Definition
2: Marko Malink: Antisthenes on Definition: Metaphysics H.3
3: S. G. Williams: Focality, Analogy, and the Articulation of Concepts
4: The late Paul Snowdon: David Charles on Wittgenstein, Aristotle, and Artisans
Part II: Categories, Substance, and Essence
5: Verity Harte: Plato's Butcher: Questions about the Metaphysics of Classification
6: Jennifer Whiting: Non-Substance Individuals in Aristotle's Categories
7: Christof Rapp: Essential Predication in Aristotle's Categories: A Defence
8: Michail Peramatzis: Aristotle on How Essence Grounds Necessity
Part III: Form, Matter, and Teleology
9: Mary Louise Gill: Predicative Hylomorphism in Metaphysics Z
10: Lindsay Judson: Aristotelian Matter
11: T. K. Johansen: Matter-Involving Form and Hypothetical Necessity in Aristotle's De Anima
12: James G. Lennox: Life, Agency, and Value
Part IV: Modality, Change, and Space
13: Kei Chiba: Reflections on Aristotle's Modal Ontology
14: Frank A. Lewis: How Aristotle Understands Change: A Reading of Physics 3.1-3
15: Ursula Coope: Aristotle: Processes and Continuants
16: Vassilis Karasmanis: Why is Space Discontinuous? De Lineis Insecabilibus 968b5-22
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Introduction
Part I: Definition, Meaning, and Language
1: David Bronstein: A Puzzle in Aristotle's Theory of Definition
2: Marko Malink: Antisthenes on Definition: Metaphysics H.3
3: S. G. Williams: Focality, Analogy, and the Articulation of Concepts
4: The late Paul Snowdon: David Charles on Wittgenstein, Aristotle, and Artisans
Part II: Categories, Substance, and Essence
5: Verity Harte: Plato's Butcher: Questions about the Metaphysics of Classification
6: Jennifer Whiting: Non-Substance Individuals in Aristotle's Categories
7: Christof Rapp: Essential Predication in Aristotle's Categories: A Defence
8: Michail Peramatzis: Aristotle on How Essence Grounds Necessity
Part III: Form, Matter, and Teleology
9: Mary Louise Gill: Predicative Hylomorphism in Metaphysics Z
10: Lindsay Judson: Aristotelian Matter
11: T. K. Johansen: Matter-Involving Form and Hypothetical Necessity in Aristotle's De Anima
12: James G. Lennox: Life, Agency, and Value
Part IV: Modality, Change, and Space
13: Kei Chiba: Reflections on Aristotle's Modal Ontology
14: Frank A. Lewis: How Aristotle Understands Change: A Reading of Physics 3.1-3
15: Ursula Coope: Aristotle: Processes and Continuants
16: Vassilis Karasmanis: Why is Space Discontinuous? De Lineis Insecabilibus 968b5-22
Part I: Definition, Meaning, and Language
1: David Bronstein: A Puzzle in Aristotle's Theory of Definition
2: Marko Malink: Antisthenes on Definition: Metaphysics H.3
3: S. G. Williams: Focality, Analogy, and the Articulation of Concepts
4: The late Paul Snowdon: David Charles on Wittgenstein, Aristotle, and Artisans
Part II: Categories, Substance, and Essence
5: Verity Harte: Plato's Butcher: Questions about the Metaphysics of Classification
6: Jennifer Whiting: Non-Substance Individuals in Aristotle's Categories
7: Christof Rapp: Essential Predication in Aristotle's Categories: A Defence
8: Michail Peramatzis: Aristotle on How Essence Grounds Necessity
Part III: Form, Matter, and Teleology
9: Mary Louise Gill: Predicative Hylomorphism in Metaphysics Z
10: Lindsay Judson: Aristotelian Matter
11: T. K. Johansen: Matter-Involving Form and Hypothetical Necessity in Aristotle's De Anima
12: James G. Lennox: Life, Agency, and Value
Part IV: Modality, Change, and Space
13: Kei Chiba: Reflections on Aristotle's Modal Ontology
14: Frank A. Lewis: How Aristotle Understands Change: A Reading of Physics 3.1-3
15: Ursula Coope: Aristotle: Processes and Continuants
16: Vassilis Karasmanis: Why is Space Discontinuous? De Lineis Insecabilibus 968b5-22
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