TOMÁS DE AQUINO – OS PRINCÍPIOS DA NATUREZA – CAPÍTULO 2 – DE QUE MODO MATÉRIA, FORMA E PRIVAÇÃO SE RELACIONAM RECIPROCAMENTE

Authors

  • Luciana Rohden da Silva (PUCRS)
  • Thiago Soares Leite (PUCRS)

Abstract

In this second chapter (for the first one, see Intuitio, 1/1 (2008), p. 125-9), Thomas Aquinas teaches that there are three principles of nature: matter, form and privation. These principles are divided in two groups: one, form, is that towards which generation is aimed; the other two, matter and privation, are that from which generation is. After that, Thomas Aquinas writes about 1) the relations among the principles; 2) the distinction between necessary and non-necessary accidents; 3) the distinction between privation and negation; 4) and finally the definition of prime matter. KEY WORDS: Thomas Aquinas. Principles of Nature. Medieval Cosmology.

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Published

2008-11-21

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da Silva (PUCRS), L. R., & Leite (PUCRS), T. S. (2008). TOMÁS DE AQUINO – OS PRINCÍPIOS DA NATUREZA – CAPÍTULO 2 – DE QUE MODO MATÉRIA, FORMA E PRIVAÇÃO SE RELACIONAM RECIPROCAMENTE. Intuitio, 1(2), 329–335. Retrieved from https://revistaseletronicas.pucrs.br/intuitio/article/view/4202

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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2008)

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