This bibliography is restricted to journal and anthology articles about Aristotle from the past fifty years. Books and monographs are not included. The only topics included here are those that pertain to PHIL 433. Hence, articles on Aristotles ethics, politics, rhetoric, poetics, etc., are not inlcuded.
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Actuality |
AP | Ancient Philosophy | ||
AGP | Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie | ||
AJP | Australasian Journal of Philosophy | ||
APQ | American Philosophical Quarterly | ||
BACAP | Proceedings of the Boston Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy | ||
CJP | Canadian Journal of Philosophy | ||
HPL | History and Philosophy of Logic | ||
HPQ | History of Philosophy Quarterly | ||
JHP | Journal of the History of Philosophy | ||
JHS | Journal of Hellenic Studies | ||
JP | Journal of Philosophy | ||
JPL | Journal of Philosophical Logic | ||
JSL | Journal of Symbolic Logic | ||
NDJFL | Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic | ||
NS | The New Scholasticism | ||
OSAP | Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy | ||
PAS | Aristotelian Society Proceedings | ||
PASS | Aristotelian Society Proceedings, Supplementary Volume | ||
PQ | Philosophical Quarterly | ||
PR | Philosophical Review | ||
PPQ | Pacific Philosophical Quarterly | ||
PPR | Philosophy and Phenomenological Research | ||
PSt | Philosophical Studies | ||
PSc | Philosophy of Science | ||
RM | Review of Metaphysics | ||
SJP | Southern Journal of Philosophy |
[Bambrough] | Bambrough, R. New Essays on Plato and Aristotle (London: 1965) | ||
[Barnes et al.] | Barnes, Schofield, and Sorabji. Articles on Aristotle, 1. Science (London: 1975); 3. Metaphysics (London: 1979); 4. Psychology and Aesthetics (New York: 1979) | ||
[Berti] | Berti, Enrico. Aristotle on Science: The Posterior Analytics (Padova: 1981) | ||
[Bogen & McGuire] | Bogen, J. and J.E. McGuire. How Things Are: Studies in Predication and the History of Philosophy (Dordrecht: 1983) | ||
[Corcoran] | Corcoran J. Ancient Logic and its Modern Interpretations (Dordrecht: 1974) | ||
[Düring & Owen] | Düring, I. and G.E.L. Owen. Aristotle and Plato in the Mid Fourth Century (Goteborg: 1960) | ||
[Frede] | Frede, Michael. Essays in Ancient Philosophy (Minneapolis: 1987) | ||
[Judson] | Judson, Lindsay. Aristotles Physics: a Collection of Essays (Oxford: 1995) | ||
[Matthen] | Matthen, M. Aristotle Today: Essays on Aristotle Ideal of Science, (Edmonton: 1988) | ||
[McMullin] | McMullin, E. The Concept of Matter in Greek and Medieval Philosophy (Notre Dame: 1965) | ||
[Moravcsik] | Moravcsik, J.M.E. Aristotle : A Collection of Critical Essays (New York: 1967) | ||
[Nussbaum & Rorty] | Nussbaum, M. C. and A.O. Rorty. Essays on Aristotles De Anima (Oxford: 1992) | ||
[OMeara] | OMeara, D. J. Studies in Aristotle (Washington: 1981) | ||
[Paideia] | Simmons, G. C. Paideia: Special Aristotle Issue (Brockport, NY: 1978) | ||
[Scaltsas et al.] | Scaltsas, T., D. Charles, and M.L. Gill. Unity, Identity and Explantion in Aristotles Metaphysics (Oxford: 1994) | ||
[Schofield & Nussbaum] | Schofield, M. and M.C. Nussbaum. Language and Logos: Studies in Ancient Greek Philosophy (Cambridge: 1982) | ||
[Sim] | Sim, May. The Crossroads Of Norm And Nature: Essays On Aristotles Ethics And Metaphysics (Lanham, MD: 1995) |
I. LOGIC Return to Top
(A) General and miscellaneous
Barnes, K.T. Aristotle on Identity and its Problems.
Phronesis 22 (1977) 48-62.
Miller, F.D. Did Aristotle have the Concept of Identity? PR
82 (1973) 483-490.
Mueller, I. Greek Mathematics and Greek Logic. [Corcoran] 35-70.
Ryan, E.A. Aristotle on Proper Names. Apeiron 15 (1981)
38-47.
Weil, E. The Place of Logic in Aristotles Thought. [Barnes
et al., v. 1] 88-112.
Wheeler, M. Semantics in Aristotles Organon. JHP
37 (1999) 191-226.
White, N. Aristotle on Sameness and Oneness. PR 80 (1971)
177-197.
Williams, C.J.F. Aristotles Theory of Descriptions.
PR 94 (1985) 63-80.
(B) Syllogistic Return to Top
Barnes, J. Proof and the Syllogism. [Berti] 17-60.
Barnes, J. Peripatetic Negations. OSAP 4 (1986) 201-214.
Bolton, R. The Problem of Dialectical Reasoning in Aristotle.
AP 14 (1994) 99-132.
Corcoran, J. A Mathematical Model of Aristotles Syllogistic.
AGP 55 (1973) 191-219.
Corcoran, J. Aristotelian Syllogisms: Valid Arguments or True
Universalized Conditionals? Mind 83 (1974) 278-281.
Corcoran, J. Aristotles Natural Deduction System. [Corcoran]
85-131.
Corcoran, J. The Founding of Logic. AP 14 (1994) 9-24.
Frede, M. Stoic vs. Aristotelian Syllogistic. AGP 56
(1974) 132; also in [Frede] 99-124.
Goddard, L. The Inconsistency of Aristotelian Logic? AJP 78 (2000)
434-437.
Jacobs, W. Aristotle and Nonreferring Subjects. Phronesis
24 (1979) 282-300.
Johnston, D. Aristotles Apodeictic Syllogism.
Dialogue (1990) 111-121.
Kapp, E. Syllogistic. [Barnes et al., v. 1] 35-49.
Mulhern, M. Corcoran on Aristotles Logical Theory. [Corcoran]
133-148.
Patterson, R. Conversion Principles and the Basis of Aristotles
Modal Logic. HPL 11 (1990) 151-172.
Shepherdson, J.C. On the Interpretation of Aristotelian
Syllogistic. JSL 21 (1956) 137-147.
Smiley, T.J. What is a Syllogism? JPL 2 (1973) 136-174.
Smiley, T.J. Aristotles Completeness Proof. AP
14 (1994) 25-38.
Smith, Robin. The Axiomatic Method and Aristotles Logical
Methodology. Southwest Philosophical Studies 8 (1982) 49-59.
Smith, Robin. What is Aristotelian Ecthesis? HPL
3 (1982) 113-127.
Smith, Robin. Immediate Propositions and Aristotles Proof
Theory. AP 6 (1986) 47-68.
Smith, Robin. Predication and Deduction in Aristotle: Aspirations to
Completeness. Topoi 10 (1991) 43-52.
Smith, Robin. Dialectic and the Syllogism. AP 14 (1994)
133-
Striker, G. Modal vs. Assertoric Syllogistic. AP 14 (1994)
39-98.
Thom, P. The Two Barbaras. HPL (1991) 135-149.
Thompson, M. On Aristotles Square of Opposition. PR
62 (1953) 251-262; reprinted in [Moravcsik] 51-72.
Wedin, M.V. Negation and Quantification in Aristotle. HPL
11 (1990) 131-150.
(C) Predication Return to Top
Bogen, J. Aristotelian Contraries. Topoi 10 (1991) 53-66.
Chen, C-H. On Aristotles Two Expressions kath hupokeimenou
legesthai and en hupokeimenôi einai. Phronesis
2 (1957) 148-159.
Code, A. On the Origins of Some Aristotelian Theses About
Predication. [Bogen & McGuire] 101-131.
Cohen, Sheldon M. Predicable of in Aristotles
Categories. Phronesis 18 (1973) 69-70.
Duerlinger, J. Predication and Inherence in Aristotles
Categories. Phronesis 15 (1970) 179-203.
Engelbretsen, G. Aristotle on the Subject of Predication.
NDJFL 19 (1978) 614-616.
von Fritz, K. Once more kath hupokeimenou and en
hupokeimenôi. Phronesis 3 (1958) 72-74.
Granger, H. The Differentia and Per Se Accident in
Aristotle. AGP 63 (1981) 118-129.
Granger, H. Aristotle on Genus and Differentia. JHP 22
(1984) 1-24.
Hamlyn, D.W. Aristotle on Predication. Phronesis 6 (1961)
110-125.
McKirahan, R. Aristotles Theory of Predication. Apeiron 34
(2001) 321-328.
Moravcsik, J.M.E. Aristotle on Predication. PR 76 (1967)
80-96.
Rohr, M.D. Aristotle on the Transitivity of Being Said Of.
JHP 16 (1978) 379-385.
Weidemann, H. In Defence of Aristotles Theory of Predication.
Phronesis 25 (1980 76-87.
II. PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Return to Top
(A) General and Miscellaneous
Bolton, R. Aristotles Method in Natural Science: Physics I.
[Judson].
Burnyeat, M.F. Aristotle on Understanding Knowledge. [Berti]
97-140.
Gomez-Lobo, A. Definitions in Aristotles Posterior
Analytics. [OMeara] 25-46.
Gotthelf, A. Darwin on Aristotle. Journal of the History of Biology
32 (1999) 3-30.
Hussey, E. Aristotles Mathematical Physics: A Reconstruction.
[Judson].
Irwin, T.H. Aristotles Discovery of Metaphysics. RM
31 (1977) 210-229.
Kahn, C.H. The Role of Nous in the Cognition of First Principles
in Posterior Analytics II 19. [Berti] 385-416
Kosman, L.A. Explanation and Understanding in Aristotles
Posterior Analytics. in Exegesis and Argument [=
Phronesis suppl. vol. 1] (1973) 374-392.
Kung, J. Aristotles De Motu Animalium and the Separability
of the Sciences. JHP 20 (1982) 65-76
Lesher, J.H. The Role of Nous in Aristotles Posterior
Analytics. Phronesis 18 (1973) 44-68.
Lesher, J.H. On Aristotelian Epistêmê as Understanding.
AP 21 (2001) 45-55.
Long, A.A. Aristotle and the History of Greek Scepticism.
[OMeara] 79-106.
Nussbaum, M.C. Saving Aristotles Appearances. [Schofield
& Nussbaum] 267-293.
Owen, G.E.L. Tithenai ta Phainomena. in Aristote et
les Problemes de Methode, S. Mansion, ed. 83-103; reprinted in [Moravcsik]
167-190 and in [Barnes et al., v. 1] 113-126.
Wieland, W. Inquiry into Principles. [Barnes et al., v. 1] 127-140.
Williams, C.J.F. Aristotle and Copernican Revolutions.
Phronesis 36 (1991) 305-312.
(B) Demonstration Return to Top
Ackrill, J.L. Aristotles Theory of Definition: Some Questions
on Posterior Analytics II 8-10. [Berti] 359-384.
Barnes, J. Aristotles Theory of Demonstration.
Phronesis 14 (1969) 123-152, reprinted in [Barnes et al., v. 1] 65-87.
Bayer, G. The What-Is-X? Question in the Posterior
Analytics. AP 17 (1997) 317- .
DeMoss, D. and D. Devereux. Essence, Existence, and Nominal Definition
in Aristotles Posterior Analytics II 8-10.
Phronesis 33 (1988) 133-154.
Deslauriers, M. Aristotles Four Types of Definition.
Apeiron 23 (1990) 1-26.
Ferejohn, M.T. Definition and the Two Stages of Aristotelian
Demonstration. RM 36 (1982) 375-395.
Frede, D. Comments on Hintikkas Paper.
Synthèse 28 (1974) 79-89.
Hagdopoulos, D.J. Demonstration in the Second Figure in Aristotle.
NS 49 (1975) 62-75.
Hintikka, J. On the Ingredients of an Aristotelian Science.
Noûs 6 (1972) 55-69.
Scholz, H. The Ancient Axiomatic Theory. [Barnes et al., v.
1] 50-64.
Tiles, J.E. Why the Triangle has Two Right Angles Kath'
Hauto. Phronesis 28 (1983) 1-16.
Upton, T.V. The If-It-Is Question in Aristotle. AP 11
(1991) 315-330.
(C) Explanation Return to Top
Allan, D.J. Causality Ancient and Modern. PASS 39 (1965)
l-18.
Brody, B.A. Towards an Aristotelian Theory of Scientific
Explanation. PSc 39 (1972) 20-31.
Byrne, C. Aristotle on Physical Necessity and the Limits of Teleological
Explanation. Apeiron 35 (2002) 19-46.
Charles, D. Aristotle on Hypothetical Necessity and Irreducibility.
PPQ 69 (1988) 1-53.
Charles, D. Teleological Causation in the Physics. [Judson].
Cohen, Sheldon M. Aristotle on Heat, Cold, and Teleological
Explanation. AP 9 (1989) 255-270.
Cooper, J.M. Aristotle on Natural Teleology. [Schofield &
Nussbaum] 197-222.
Fine, G. Aristotle on Determinism: a Review of Richard Sorabjis
Necessity, Cause, and Blame. PR 90 (1981) 561-579.
Frede, D. Accidental Causes in Aristotle. Synthèse
92 (1992) 39-62.
Freeland, C. Scientific Explanation and Empirical Data in
Aristotles Meteorology. OSAP 8 (1990) 67-102.
Freeland, C. Accidental Causes and Real Explanations. [Judson]
49-72.
Gill, M.L. Aristotles Theory of Causal Action in Physics
III.3. Phronesis 25 (1980) 129-147.
Gill, M.L. Sorabji and Aristotle Against Determinism. AP
2 (1982) 122-133.
Gotthelf, A. Teleology and Spontaneous Generation in Aristotle: A
Discussion. Apeiron 22 (1989) 181-193.
Hankinson, R.J. Explanatory Powers. Apeiron 21 (1988)
181-197.
Hintikka, J. Aristotelian Explanations. Studies in History and Philosophy
of Science 31A (2000) 125-136.
Hocutt, M. Aristotles Four Becauses. Philosophy
49 (1974) 385-399.
Lang, H.S. Why Fire Goes Up: An Elementary Problem in Aristotles
Physics. RM 38 (1984) 69-106.
Lewis, F.A. Teleology and Material/Efficient Causes in Aristotle.
PPQ 69 (1988) 54-98.
Matthen, M. The Four Causes in Aristotles Embryology.
Apeiron 22 (1989) 159-179.
Meyer, S.S. Aristotle, Teleology, and Reduction. PR 101
(1992) 791-825.
Miller, F.D. and M. Bradie. Teleology and Natural Necessity in
Aristotle. HPQ 1 (1984) 133-146.
Moravcsik, J.M.E. Aristotle on Adequate Explanations.
Synthèse 28 (1974) 3-17.
Moravcsik, J.M.E. Aitia as Generative Factor in Aristotles
Philosophy. Dialogue 14 (1975) 622-638.
Moravcsik, J.M.E. What Makes Reality Intelligible? [Judson].
Moravcsik, J.M.E. The Philosophic Background of Aristotles
Aitia. [Sim] 237-246.
Mure, G.R.G. Cause and Because in Aristotle. Philosophy
50 (1975) 356-357.
Owens, J. Teleology of Nature in Aristotle. The Monist
52 (1968) 159-173.
Sedley, D. Is Aristotles Teleology Anthropocentric?.
Phronesis 36 (1991) 179-196.
Sprague, R.K. The Four Causes: Aristotles Exposition and
Ours. The Monist 52 (1968) 298-300.
White, M. Causes as Necessary Conditions: Aristotle, Alexander of
Aphrodisias and J. L. Mackie. CJP suppl. vol. 10 (1984) 157-189.
Wieland, W. The Problem of Teleology. [Barnes et al., v. 1]
141-160.
(D) Time and Change Return to Top
Bogen, J. Change and Contrariety in Aristotle. Phronesis
37 (1992) 1-21.
Bogen, J. and J.E. McGuire. Aristotles Great Clock: Necessity,
Possibility, and the Motion of the Cosmos in De Caelo I.12.
Philosophy Research Archives 12 (1986-87) 387-447.
Bostock, D. Aristotle on the Principles of Change in Physics I. [Schofield & Nussbaum] 179-196.
Chen, C-H. Aristotles Analysis of Change and Platos Theory
of Transcendent Ideas. Phronesis 20 (1975) 129-145.
Code, A. Aristotles Response to Quines Objections to Modal
Logic. JPL 5 (1976) 159-186.
Cook, K.C. The Underlying Thing, the Underlying Nature, and Matter:
Aristotles Analogy in Physics I 7. Apeiron 22 (1989)
105-119.
Coope, U. Why Does Aristotle Say That There Is No Time without Change?
PAS 101 (2001) 359-367
Gill, M.L. Aristotle on Self-Motion. [Judson].
Graham, D.W. Aristotles Definition of Motion. AP 8 (1988) 209-215.
Inwood, M. Aristotle on the Reality of Time. [Judson].
Kosman, L.A. Aristotles Definition of Motion.
Phronesis 14 (1969) 40-62.
Loux, M.J. Understanding Process: Reflections on Physics III.1. [Sim] 281-303.
Matthen, M. Aristotles Semantics and a Puzzle Concerning
Change. CJP suppl. vol. 10 (1984) 21-40.
Owen, G.E.L. Aristotle on Time. in Motion and Time, Space
and Matter: Interrelations in the History of Philosophy and Science,
Machamer and Turnbull, eds. (Columbus: 1976) reprinted in [Barnes et al.,
v. 3] 140-158.
Sorabji, R.R.K. Aristotle on the Instant of Change. PASS 50 (1976); reprinted (with revisions and an appendix) in [Barnes et al.,
v. 3] 159-177.
III. METAPHYSICS Return to Top
(A) General and Miscellaneous
Anscombe, G.E.M. Aristotle. in Three Philosophers (Oxford:
1963) 1-63.
Balme, D.M. The Snub. AP 4 (1984) 1-8.
Bolton, R. Aristotles Conception of Metaphysics as a Science.
[Scaltsas et al.].
Cleary, J.J. Working Through Puzzles with Aristotle. [Sim] 175-220.
Code, A. Metaphysics and Logic. [Matthen] 127-149.
Cohen, S.M. Aristotles Metaphysics. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/aristotle-metaphysics/
Ferejohn, M.T. Aristotle on Focal Meaning and the Unity of Science.
Phronesis 25 (1980) 117-128.
Frede, M. The Unity of General and Special Metaphysics: Aristotles
Conception of Metaphysics. [Frede] 81-95.
Hintikka, J. Necessity, Universality, and Time in Aristotle.
Ajatus 20 (1957) 65-90; reprinted in [Barnes et al., v. 3] 108-124.
Hintikka, J. Time, Truth, and Knowledge in Ancient Greek Philosophy.
APQ 4 (1967) 1-14.
Hintikka, J. Aristotelian Infinity. PR 75 (1966) 197-212;
reprinted in [Barnes et al., v. 3] 125-139.
Hussey, E. Aristotle on Mathematical Objects. Apeiron
24 (1991) 105-133.
Irwin, T.H. Homonymy in Aristotle. RM 34 (1981) 523-544.
Irwin, T.H. Aristotles Concept of Signification. [Schofield
& Nussbaum] 241-266.
Kung, J. Aristotle on Thises, Suches, and the Third Man Argument.
Phronesis 26 (1981) 207-247.
LeBlond, J.M. Aristotle on Definition. [Barnes et al., v. 3]
63-79.
Lewis, F.A. Accidental Sameness in Aristotle. PSt 39
(1982) 1-36.
Lloyd, A.C. Genus, Species, and Ordered Series in Aristotle.
Phronesis 7 (1962) 67-90.
Ludwig, W. Aristotles Conception of the Science of Being.
NS 63 (1989) 379-404.
Matthews, G.B. Accidental Unities. [Schofield & Nussbaum]
223-240.
McClelland, R. Time and Modality in Aristotle. AGP 63
(1981) 130-149.
Miller, P. What Aristotle should have said: an Experiment in
Metaphysics. APQ 9 (1972) 207-212.
Modrak, D.K. Aristotle on the difference between Mathematics and Physics
and First Philosophy. Apeiron 22 (1989) 121-139.
Modrak, D.K. Theories of Meaning and Ontology in Aristotles
Metaphysics. [Sim] 221-234.
Owen, G.E.L. The Platonism of Aristotle. Proceedings of the
British Academy 50 (1965) 125150; reprinted in [Barnes et al., v. 1]
14-34.
Pelletier, F.J. Sameness and Referential Opacity in Aristotle.
Noûs 13 (1979) 283-311.
Peterson, S. Substitution in Aristotelian Technical Contexts.
PSt 47 (1985) 249-256.
Spellman, L. Referential Opacity in Aristotle. HPQ 7
(1990) 17-32.
Tweedale, M. Aristotles Universals. APQ 65 (1987)
412-426.
Tweedale, M. Aristotles Realism. CJP 18 (1988)
501-526.
Tweedale, M. Aristotles Motionless Soul. Dialogue
29 (1990) 123-132.
Verbeke, G. Aristotles Metaphysics viewed by the Ancient
Greek Commentators. [OMeara] 107-127.
Vlastos, G. The Two-Level Paradoxes in Aristotle.
in Platonic Studies (Princeton: 1973) 332-334.
White, M.J. Aristotle on time and a time.
Apeiron 22 (1989) 207-224.
(B) Criticism of Plato Return to Top
Annas, J. Forms and First Principles. Phronesis 19 (1974)
257-283.
Annas, J. Aristotle on Substance, Accident, and Platos Forms.
Phronesis 22 (1977) 146-160.
Annas, J. Aristotle on Inefficient Causes. PQ 32 (1982)
311-326.
Barford, R. A Proof from the Peri Ideon revisited.
Phronesis 21 (1976) 198-218.
Düring, I. Did Aristotle Ever Accept Platos Theory of
Transcendent Ideas? AGP 48 (1966) 312-316.
Fine, G. Aristotle and the More Accurate Arguments. [Schofield
& Nussbaum] 155-177.
Owen, G.E.L. A Proof in the peri ideon. JHS 77
(1957); also in Studies in Platos Metaphysics, R.E. Allen, ed.
(London: 1965) 293-312.
Owen, G.E.L. Dialectic and Eristic in the Treatment of the Forms.
in Aristotle on Dialectic, G.E.L. Owen, ed. (Oxford: 1970) 103-125.
Santas, G. Aristotles Criticism of Platos Form of the
Good: Ethics Without Metaphysics? Philosophical Papers 18 (1989)
137-160.
(C) Being Return to Top
Cobb, R.A. The Present Progressive Periphrasis and the
Metaphysics of Aristotle. Phronesis 18 (1973) 80-90.
Dancy, R. Aristotle on Existence. Synthèse 54
(1983) 409-442.
Grice, H.P. Aristotle on the Multiplicity of Being. PPQ
69 (1988) 175-200.
Hintikka, J. On Aristotles Notion of Existence. RM 52 (1999)
779-805.
Kung, J. Aristotle on Being is Said in Many Ways.
HPQ 3 (1986) 3-18.
Loux, M.J. Aristotle on the Transcendentals. Phronesis
18 (1973) 225-239.
Matthen, M. Greek Ontology and the is of Truth.
Phronesis 28 (1983) 113-135.
Matthews, G.B. Senses and Kinds. JP 69 (1972) 149-157.
Owen, G.E.L. Logic and Metaphysics in some Earlier Works of
Aristotle. [Düring & Owen] 163-190; reprinted in [Barnes et
al., v. 3] 13-32.
Owen, G.E.L. Aristotle on the Snares of Ontology. [Bambrough]
69-95.
(D) Categories Return to Top
Ackrill, J.L. Aristotles Categories, Chapters I-V: Translation
and Notes. [Moravcsik] 90-124.
Allen, R.E. Individual Properties in Aristotles
Categories. Phronesis 14 (1969) 31-39.
Annas, J. Individuals in Aristotles Categories: Two
Queries. Phronesis 19 (1974) 146-152.
Benson, H. Universals as Sortals in the Categories.
PPQ 69 (1988) 282-306.
Cresswell, M.J. What Is Aristotles Theory of Universals?
APQ 53 (1975) 238-247.
Devereux, D.T. Inherence and Primary Substance in Aristotles
Categories. AP 12 (1992) 113-131.
Edel, A. Aristotles Categories and the Nature of Categorial
Theory. RM 29 (1975) 45-65.
Fine, G. Relational Entities. AGP 65 (1983) 225-249.
Frede, M. The Title, Unity, and Authenticity of the Aristotelian
Categories. [Frede] 11-28.
Frede, M. Categories in Aristotle. [OMeara] 124; also
in [Frede] 29-48.
Frede, M. Individuals in Aristotle. [Frede] 49-71.
Gill, M.L. Aristotle on the Individuation of Changes. AP
4 (1984) 9-22.
Gillespie, C.M. The Aristotelian Categories. [Barnes et al.,
v. 3] 1-12.
Granger, H. A Defense of the Traditional Position concerning
Aristotles nonsubstantial Particulars. CJP 10 (1980) 593-606.
Heinaman, R. Nonsubstantial Individuals in the
Categories. Phronesis 26 (1981) 295-307.
Hetherington, S.C. A Note on Inherence. AP 4 (1984) 218-223.
Jones, B. Individuals in Aristotles Categories.
Phronesis 17 (1972) 107-123.
Jones, B. An Introduction to the first five chapters of Aristotles
Categories. Phronesis 20 (1975) 146-172.
Malcolm, J. On the Generation and Corruption of the Categories.
RM 34 (1981) 662-681.
Matthen, M. The Categories and Aristotles Ontology.
Dialogue 17 (1978) 228-243.
Matthews, G.B. and S. Marc Cohen. The One and the Many.
RM 21 (1968) 630-655.
Matthews, G.B. The Enigma of Categories la20ff and Why it
Matters. Apeiron 22 (1989) 91-104.
Matthews, G.B. Container Metaphysics According to Aristotles
Greek Commentators. CJP Supp. vol. 17 (1991) 7-23.
Moravcsik, J.M.E. Aristotles Theory of Categories. [Moravcsik]
125-145.
Owen, G.E.L. Inherence. Phronesis 10 (1965) 97-105.
Sharma, R. A New Defense of Tropes? On Categories 3b10-18.
AP (1997) 309-316.
Stough, C.L. Language and Ontology in Aristotles
Categories. JHP 10 (1972) 261-272.
Thorp, J.W. Aristotles Use of Categories. Phronesis
19 (1974) 238-256.
Wedin, M.V. Nonsubstantial Individuals. Phronesis 38
(1993) 137-165.
Wheeler, M. The Possibility of Recurrent Individuals in Aristotles
Organon. Gregorianum 80 (1999) 539-551.
(E) Matter Return to Top
Bogen, J. Fire in the Belly: Aristotelian Elements, Organisms, and
Chemical Compounds. PPQ 76 (1995) 370-404.
Chappell, V.C. Matter. JP 70 (1973) 679-696.
Charlton, W. Prime Matter: a Rejoinder. Phronesis 28
(1983) 197-211.
Cleary, J.J. Commentary on Ferejohn. BACAP 10 (1994)
59-66.
Code, A. The Persistence of Aristotelian Matter. PSt
29 (1976) 357-367.
Cohen, Sheldon M. Aristotles Doctrine of the Material
Substrate. PR 93 (1984) 171-194.
Cooper, J.M. Chappell and Aristotle on Matter (abstract),
JP 70 (1973) 696-698.
Cresswell, M.J. The Ontological Status of Matter in Aristotle.
Theoria 58 (1992) 116-130.
Dancy, R. On some of Aristotles Second Thoughts about Substances:
Matter. PR 87 (1978) 372-413.
Ferejohn, M. Matter, Definition and Generation in Aristotles
Metaphysics. BACAP 10 (1994) 35-58.
Fine, K. Aristotle on Matter. Mind 101 (1992) 35-57.
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