Metaphysics¶
Aristotle. (1908). Metaphysics. Clarendon Press.
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Primes¶
- Form and Content
- Form shapes, constrains, channels, and in limiting cases constitutes how content is received, an idea Aristotle first systematized in distinguishing the matter of a thing from the form that organizes it into something intelligible.
This source(Original work c. 350 BCE.) Foundational hylomorphic distinction between the matter of a thing and the form that organizes it into something intelligible. SUPPORTS the historical origin of separating conveyed substance from organizing structure (466).
- Form shapes, constrains, channels, and in limiting cases constitutes how content is received, an idea Aristotle first systematized in distinguishing the matter of a thing from the form that organizes it into something intelligible.
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