Substance

Introduction Chapter One: The Concept of Substance in History Chapter Two: An Independence theory of Substance Chapter Three: On the Unity of the Parts of Mereological Compounds Chapter Four: On the Unity of the Parts of Organisms Chapter Five: What Kinds of Physical Substances Are There? Appendix: Organisms and Natural Kinds

Analytic philosophy · Contemporary philosophy · Epistemology · General interest · Alexander von Humboldt Studies · Historical Philosophy and Science · Origins and Evolution of Life · Philosophy

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• Reflections on the Ontological Status of Persons

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• What Are We?

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• The Paradox of Increase

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• Black Hole Philosophy

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• Monismo prioritario, relaciones internas y libertad modal

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• Are Organisms Substances or Processes

  Open Access•William Morgan, William Henry Morgan•Australasian Journal of Philosophy•2022

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• Can Reasons Be Propositions? Against Dancy's Attack on Propositionalism

  Open Access•Matteo Morganti, Attila Tanyi•Theoria•2017

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• The fine-grained metaphysics of artifactual and biological functional kinds

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• The scientific turn in metaphysics

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• Monism

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