Priority in Aristotle's Metaphysics

Michail Peramatzis

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The idea that some parts of reality are fundamental and others derivative was an important one in Aristotle's philosophical system, and is now again of interest in philosophy. Peramatzis presents an account of priority relations in Aristotle's metaphysics, and draws out their continuing philosophical significance.

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