Neo-Aristotelian Perspectives on Persistence and De Re Modality
October 2021.
Chapters:
0:00 Alan Sidelle, "Dispositional Essentialism and the Necessity of Laws"
44:04 Barbara Vetter, "Modal Epistemology for Neo-Aristotelians"
1:26:26 David S. Oderberg, "Who's Afraid of Reverse Mereological Essentialism?"
2:11:27 Dirk Franken, "Existence and Persistence: On the Double Role of Aristotelian Forms"
3:01:37 Fabrice Correia, "Non-Modal Conceptions of Essence in Contemporary Metaphysics"
3:37:24 Florian Fischer, "Modality within the Triadic Process Account of Dispositions"
4:11:31 Harold Noonan and Benjamin Curtis, "Scepticism about Aristotelian Essences"
4:50:59 Howard Robinson, "How Much of the Aristotelian is Really Locke or Kant?"
5:33:32 Jeffrey E. Brower, "Aquinas' Metaphysics of Motion"
6:17:25 John Pemberton, "Aristotle's Alternative to Enduring and Perduring"
6:56:05 Mark Jago, "Knowing How Things Might Have Been"
7:23:09 Ralf Busse, "No Foundations for Metaphysical Coherentism"
8:02:49 Simon J. Evnine, "The Historicity of Artifacts"
8:31:08 Sonia Roca-Royes, "Conceptual Engineering and the Epistemology of Essence"
9:12:07 Thomas B. Sattig, "Persistence and Mereological Structure"
9:48:02 Tuomas E. Tahko, "Possibility Precedes Actuality"