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Aristotle's Theory of Substance (view source)
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| There is a human; there is an animal. <br>We are talking about one substance (instance) in a variety of different ways.<br>These (e.g., the species he belongs, the genos he belongs etc.) secondary substances exist at higher level of abstraction. | | There is a human; there is an animal. <br>The distinction is between an instance (i.e., an individual) in the kind of groups that it belongs.<br>We are talking about one substance (instance) in a variety of different ways.<br>These (e.g., the species he belongs, the genos he belongs etc.) secondary substances exist at higher level of abstraction. | ||
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