Aristotle's hylomorphism

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Aristotle's hylomorphism is a philosophical doctrine asserting that every physical substance is a composite of matter (hyle) and form (morphe), which together explain its existence and characteristics.

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substance (ousia) fundamentalCategoryInSystemOf Aristotelian metaphysics
linked to: Aristotle's hylomorphism
matter (hyle) partOf Aristotle's hylomorphism
Book IV (Generation of Animals) philosophicalContext Aristotelian hylomorphism
subject linked to: Book IV
linked to: Aristotle's hylomorphism