`This persuasive view of Aristotle has not previously been developed in anything like such a careful and wide-ranging way. It is written with the clarity which one has come to expect in the best Aristotelian scholarship, and is an important contribution to ancient philosophy.'
Times Higher Education Supplement
The two systems hypothesis; S1:Atomic substantialism; S2:Hylomorphic substantialism; The incommensurability of the systems; The hylomorphic turn; The growth of S2:The four causes; The growth of S2:Potentiality and actuality; The paradoxes of substance: matter; The paradoxes of substance: form; S1 without S2: What Aristotle should have said; The two systems theory as an interpretation of
Aristotle