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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Routledge
- Date of Publication 20 June 2025
- ISBN 9781041009429
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages232 pages
- Size 229x152 mm
- Weight 453 g
- Language English 700
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Short description:
This book introduces a novel hylomorphic theory of material objects, according to which material objects are best understood as comprised or composed of both matter and activity. This theory, ?hyloenergeism?, better captures the dynamic complexity of many of the objects of our experience, including living organisms.
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This book introduces a novel hylomorphic theory of material objects, according to which material objects are understood as comprised or composed of both matter and activity, where activity plays the role of form. This theory, ?hyloenergeism?, better captures the dynamic nature of many of the objects of our experience, such as living organisms, than other leading varieties of contemporary hylomorphism.
Hylomorphism is the theory according to which material objects are understood as comprised or composed of two fundamental parts, components, aspects, or principles: matter and form. Many contemporary hylomorphists endorse a version according to which the form of a material object is understood as a certain kind of complex relation or structure realized in its material parts. Others endorse a version according to which the form of a material object is understood as a certain kind of power or disposition continuously activated in the object or in its material parts. This book argues against structural and dispositional varieties of hylomorphism in favor of a third approach: hyloenergeism. Drawing on various aspects of traditional Aristotelian hylomorphism and other contemporary occurrence-based theories of material objects, it argues that hyloenergeism has the resources to successfully avoid or resolve several major concerns for other competing hylomorphic views.
A Dynamic Theory of Hylomorphism will appeal to researchers and graduate students working in metaphysics, ancient philosophy, and medieval philosophy.
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Introduction 1. Form as Structure: Structural Hylomorphism 2. Three Concerns for Structural Hylomorphism 3. Form as Power: Dispositional Hylomorphism 4. Activity, Process, and Object: Some Contemporary Resources 5. Form as Activity: Hyloenergeism 6. The Virtues of Hyloenergeism 7. Conclusion
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