Making Objects and Events: A Hylomorphic Theory of Artifacts, Actions, and Organisms

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Evnine examines the concept that certain objects possess matter yet remain distinct from it, challenging the notion that this distinction arises from a form. He emphasizes the importance of understanding objects through their origins and functions, applying his insights to a variety of subjects including artifacts, organisms, and actions. This exploration offers a fresh perspective on the nature of existence and the relationships between objects and their material components.