- the Gr****
words ὕλη (hyle: "wood, matter") and μορφή (morphē: "form").
Hylomorphic theories of
physical entities have been
undergoing a
revival in contemporary...
- of
reason that is
unique to
humans only. In this view, a soul is the
hylomorphic form of a
viable organism,
wherein each
level of the
hierarchy formally...
-
while in another, they seem
inherent nonetheless.
Aristotle offered a
hylomorphic account of
abstraction in
contrast to Plato's
world of Forms. Aristotle...
-
position in the
debate on the
metaphysics of
universals ****ociated with the
hylomorphic substance theory of Aristotle.
There is no
separate realm in
which universals...
-
Pluralist philosophies include Plato's
Theory of
Forms and Aristotle's
hylomorphic categories.
Aristotle used the term "substance" (Gr****: οὐσία ousia)...
- ****ert that
universals do
exist over and
above particulars, and to the
hylomorphic substance theory of Aristotle,
which ****erts that
universals are immanently...
-
classical solution to the
Problem of Universals,
sometimes known as the
hylomorphic theory of
immanent realism.
Universals are the
characteristics or qualities...
-
especially in the Anthropology,
Hegel appropriates and
develops Aristotle's
hylomorphic approach to what is
today theorized as the mind–body problem: "The solution...
- — Aristotle,
Generation of
Animals 5.8, 789a8–b15 In Physics,
using the
hylomorphic theory, (using
eternal forms as his model[dubious – discuss]), Aristotle...
- elements, but his
substance pluralism was not
material in essence. His
hylomorphic theory allowed him to
maintain a
reduced set of
basic material elements...
