
Conor Stark
PhD candidate in philosophy at The Catholic University of America specializing in ancient metaphysics, Arab philosophy, and Latin Scholasticism.
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Sep 14, 2026
“The Science of the One qua One: Aristotle and Aquinas on Henology”
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Conor StarkGUEST
If, um, if you don't have a, uh, handout, I would recommend getting one, um, simply because Yoda, Metaphysics Yoda is extremely dense, um, so I've tried to outline some of the points here.

Conor StarkGUEST
So I, I find myself in an enviable position, I suppose, because I, I guess the main claim I want to pres- uh, persuade you all of, uh, is that there's a book by Aristotle that people don't pay attention to, but it's really amazing, and you should just, you should go read it, right? [laughing] So I, I feel like that's probably going to be well-received.

Conor StarkGUEST
The bad position, I suppose, is that, uh, if I praise Aristotle wrongly or for the wrong reasons, I'll probably hear about it.