The Universal Science

In Aristotle's first principles. New York: Oxford University Press (1988)
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Abstract

The Metaphysics represents the discussion of substance as part of the science of being. Aristotle defends his claim to have found objective, not merely endoxic principles. He has seen that he cannot adequately defend his principles purely by dialectical argument limited to common beliefs. How far the allegedly scientific arguments of the Metaphyics differ from the dialectic arguments of earlier works is examined, and whether they are arguments for the same conclusion.

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