Introduction
Richard Neels
Part 1: Plato
1. Plato’s Forms as Grounds
Colin C. Smith
2. Is Plato a Priority Monist?
Christine J. Thomas
3. Plato’s Ontological Egalitarianism
Scott Berman
4. Fundamentality and Forms in Plato’s Parmenides
Richard Neels
5. Elemental Properties and Context-Sensitive Explanation in Plato’s Timaeus
Lea Aurelia Schroeder
Part 2: Aristotle
6. The Priority of Particular Substances in Aristotle’s Categories
Michail Peramatzis
7. The Unity of Aristotle’s Priority Relation
Katherine Meadows
8. Two Notions of Fundamentality in Aristotle
Phil Corkum
9. Aristotle’s Grounding Cause in Posterior Analytics II 11
Mary Katrina Krizan
10. Aristotle on Household Hierarchy and Metaphysical Explanation
Riin Sirkel
Part 3: Plato and Aristotle
11. Plato and Aristotle on the Aims and Value of Division
Nathanael Stein
12. No Work for a Theory of Grounding in Ancient Philosophy
Sosseh Assaturian and Rachel O’Keefe
13. Grounding and the Work of Philosophy
Bryan Reece
Biography
Richard Neels is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Oklahoma State University, USA. His research is focused primarily on metaphysics in ancient philosophy and its connection to contemporary issues in metaphysics. His published work has appeared in Ancient Philosophy, Australasian Journal of Philosophy, History of Philosophy Quarterly, and Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy.
