Essays in Ancient Greek Philosophy V: Aristotle's Ontology

Explores Aristotle's logic, metaphysics, and philosophy of mind through diverse contemporary interpretations of key concepts such as substance, categories, and thought.

This wide-ranging volume brings together leading scholars in ancient philosophy to probe the deepest layers of Aristotelian thought: logic, metaphysics, and psychology. Across carefully argued essays, contributors revisit foundational questions about categories, substance, essence, genus and species, and the structure of mind and being itself.

Rather than offering a single interpretive "school," this collection opens a genuine field of inquiry. Readers are invited into ongoing debates where competing readings of Aristotle sharpen rather than simplify the philosophical landscape.