Frontiers of Philosophy in China 4 (4):552-562 (2009)
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Aquinas’ doctrine of materia signata or “designated matter” is an important deviation from the traditional doctrines on matter. Through in-depth typological and genetic analyses of the related concepts, this essay explores materia signata’s ontological qualities, generative mechanism and function, as well as its academic significance in the history of both Christian theology and Western philosophy.
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Keywords | materia signata typology embryology individualist principle 特指质料 类型学 发生学 个体化原则 |
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DOI | 10.1007/s11466-009-0036-z |
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