Talk:Inherence

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Not sure if this should be its own article or be redirected at some point

Looks like the 8 page Owen paper I just added is the main source for "inherence" as a concept in Aristotle's categories, most of the other sources are old or using an archaism. There are a few other papers that cite Owen, too.If we ever have a comprehensive article on Aristotle's metaphysics the content here would probably be a good fit over there instead of off by itself. - car chasm (talk) 08:34, 27 January 2023 (UTC)