[...] sees in his [...]the universe as a scale lying between the two extremes: form without matter is on one end, and matter without form is on the other end. The passage of matter into form must be shown in its various stages in the world of nature. It is important to keep in mind that the passage from form to matter within nature is a movement towards ends or purposes.
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[...] sees in his [...]the universe as a scale lying between the two extremes: form without matter is on one end, and matter without form is on the other end. The passage of matter into form must be shown in its various stages in the world of nature. It is important to keep in mind that the passage from form to matter within nature is a movement towards ends or purposes.
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[...] sees in his [...]the universe as a scale lying between the two extremes: form without matter is on one end, and matter without form is on the other end. The passage of matter into form must be shown in its various stages in the world of nature. It is important to keep in mind that the passage from form to matter within nature is a movement towards ends or purposes.
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Aristotle | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy sting life, and perfect blessedness, engaged in never-ending contemplation. For a fuller discussion, see the article Aristotle's Metaphysics and Western Concepts of God. 5. Philosophy of Nature <span>Aristotle sees the universe as a scale lying between the two extremes: form without matter is on one end, and matter without form is on the other end. The passage of matter into form must be shown in its various stages in the world of nature. To do this is the object of Aristotle's physics, or philosophy of nature. It is important to keep in mind that the passage from form to matter within nature is a movement towards ends or purposes. Everything in nature has its end and function, and nothing is without its purpose. Everywhere we find evidences of design and rational plan. No doctrine of physics can ignore the fundam
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