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- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- SECTION I: CATEGORIES AND BEYOND
- What is an Ontological Category?
- Scholastic Debates about Beings of Reason and Contemporary Analytical Metaphysics
- SECTION II: METAPHYSICAL STRUCTURE
- What Is Constituent Ontology?
- Elemental Transformation in Aristotle: Three Dilemmas for the Traditional Account
- Essential Dependence, Truthmaking, and Mereology: Then and Now
- SECTION III: SUBSTANCE & ACCIDENT
- Essence and Ontology
- An Aristotelian Argument Against Bare Particulars
- The Ontology of Number: Is Number an Accident?
- SECTION IV: EXISTENCE
- Existential Inertia
- Aquinas vs. Buridan on Essence and Existence, and the Commensurability of Paradigms
- SECTION V: MODALITIES
- Potentiality in Scholasticism (potentiae) and the Contemporary Debate on “Powers”
- Dispositional Necessity and Ontological Possibility
- The Optimal and the Necessary in Leibniz’ Mathematical Framing of the Compossible
- SECTION VI: PREDICATION
- The Interpretation(s) of Predication
- Towards a Thomistic Theory of Predication
- Authors
- General Index
- Index of Persons