Recent decades have seen a revival of interest in Aristotelian and Scholastic thought, particularly among analytic philosophers. Neo-Aristotelians, Analytic Scholastics, and Analytical Thomists have made significant contributions to several fields within contemporary philosophy, including metaphysics, philosophy of mind and philosophy of science. This volume of new essays brings together some of the leading thinkers of this movement, to address such topics as materiality, causation, possibility, privation and dispositionality. The contributors are Rani Lill Anjum, Edward Feser, Uwe Meixner, Stephen Mumford, David Oderberg, Edmund Runggaldier and Erwin Tegtmeier.
Rafael Hüntelmann Books
January 1, 1958


Focusing on the nature of change, this book provides an accessible introduction to Aristotelian-Scholastic philosophy. It explores key concepts such as act and potency, form and matter, and distinguishes between substance and accident, as well as essence and existence. The text also delves into Aristotle's four causes, offering a comprehensive overview of causality. Aimed at laypeople and high-school students, it serves as a foundational resource for those beginning their philosophical journey. The author, Rafael Hüntelmann, is an established philosopher and educator.