Sentence examples for doctrines of substance from inspiring English sources

It will be seen below, with some of the more contentious aspects of the notation, that doctrines of substance are built into the notation of PM.

He supported the Thomistic doctrine of substance in his Theoremata de esse et essentia ("Essays on Being and Essence").

In the Metaphysics \(Z\), a more complex doctrine of substance, that which \ is\), is worked out.

Philosophers and scientists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries believed that in rejecting such influences they were rejecting the Aristotelian doctrine of substance.

These remarks on the relations between forms and substances bring us to the core of Alyngton's ontology: the doctrine of substance, developed in the fifth chapter of his commentary on the Categories.

(One subject that has not been discussed is the connection between the doctrine of substance and teleology. Aristotle regards this relation as important, but in this entry it will have a section of its own, 3.5 below).

Whichever of these is the correct interpretation of Aristotle, it was the second which was the core of 'Aristotelian science' as found in scholastic philosophy, and it was this aspect of the Aristotelian doctrine of substance that aroused most opposition amongst seventeenth century philosophers and scientists.

He also repeated his call for Congress to enact the "doctrine of economic substance".

Mr. Faber and Ms. Paull both said they disliked the idea, promoted by Mr. Talisman, of enacting into law the "doctrine of economic substance" in tax matters.

The second part of Leibniz's critique of the Cartesian doctrine of corporeal substance relates to the notion of activity.

Desgabets's intention was to defend the Cartesian doctrine of material substance against the Peripatetic doctrine of substantial forms in his explication of transubstantiation.