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  1. Pasnau (2011), cited in the main text as MT.

  2. Pasnau (2002), esp. pp. 131–140.

  3. Pasnau (1997), p. 36.

  4. E.g., Physics 185a21, De anima 410a13, Metaphysics 1003b5, 1017a22, 1028a10.

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Pasnau, R. On Metaphysical themes: replies to critics. Philos Stud 171, 37–50 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11098-013-0253-0

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