| What is guiding Chretien is an embodied concept of person, very close, if not identical, to Aristotle's doctrine of hylomorphism. |
| One might therefore expect universal hylomorphism to be the doctrine that all substances consist of forms in matter. |
| Scotus elaborates a distinct view on hylomorphism, with three important strong theses that differentiate him. |
| To account for hylomorphism noetically is to consider objects primarily through a description of epistemic faculties. |
| The solution involving hylomorphism is, on this reading, only directed at the problem of composites. |
| Nor does Dietrich wish to distinguish God from creatures by postulating a theory of universal hylomorphism. |
