Aristotle and Meditations of form versus, "For me,..."

This controversy began ex nihilo between Anscombe and Lukasiewicz regarding the principle of individuation on the works of Aristotle (see Anscombe et al. 1953).

Daniel Sanderson

Jul 3, 2022

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