Change and contrariety in Aristotle, James Bogen Aristotle says that in all coming to be and passing away things arise from or perish into contraries or into intermediates which lie in between and are derived from contraries (physics 188b21-26, and elsewhere). This paper takes up two questions about this:(1) does Aristotle say enough [Book Review]

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