Koslicki on Matter and Form
This article criticizes in detail Kathrin Koslicki’s conceptions of matter and form in her book Form, Matter, Substance. It has the character of a pinpointed book review: it does not aim to do justice to the book in its entirety, it only examines some aspects, of it — aspects, however, which are cen...
Published in: | Zeitschrift für katholische Theologie |
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Format: | Electronic Article |
Language: | English |
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2020
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Zeitschrift für katholische Theologie
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Summary: | This article criticizes in detail Kathrin Koslicki’s conceptions of matter and form in her book Form, Matter, Substance. It has the character of a pinpointed book review: it does not aim to do justice to the book in its entirety, it only examines some aspects, of it — aspects, however, which are central to it. The verdict that emerges from the article might be summed up as follows: Koslicki’s book misses to a considerable extent the point of hylomorphism. |
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