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    Supports→Matter and form must be mentioned in any full explanation of the world's workings.

    Any full explanation of the world must account for mind-independent features of the world.

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    For these reasons, Aristotle intends his hylomorphism to be much more than a simple explanatory heuristic. On the contrary, he maintains, matter and form are mind-independent features of the world and must, therefore, be mentioned in any full explanation of its workings.

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