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Form, Essence, Soul: Distinguishing Principles of Thomistic Metaphysics
In a living body, the substantial form, the essence, and the soul play very similar, but non-identical, metaphysical roles. This article explores the similarities and differences to clarify basic points of Thomistic metaphysics.
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