Puzzles About Substance

In Aristotle's first principles. New York: Oxford University Press (1988)
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This chapter explores the difficulty that arises from Aristotle’s doctrine of first substance. It first examines the conditions assumed in the Categories for being a basic subject. It then refers to Physics i to argue that the indeterminacy of common beliefs implies a fatal weakness in Aristotle’s defence of his own conception of basic subjects against the rival views that make only matter a basic subject.

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