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The 15 pages that link to Substance, each with the reason it gives.

• Substance use disorderNarrower topic: The diagnosis concerns patterns of using psychoactive substances, not every substance exposure.

• Aristotelian physicsRelated: Aristotle treats substances as the enduring subjects that undergo physical change.

• DualismRelated: Substance dualism treats mind and matter as distinct fundamental kinds of being.

• Baruch SpinozaNarrower topic: Spinoza recasts substance as the single self-caused reality underlying everything.

• MonismRelated: Substance monists claim that all things ultimately depend on one such fundamental entity.

• HomoousionNarrower topic: Homoousion applies this concept to the relation between the Father and the Son.

• Substance dualismNarrower topic: The view depends on treating mind and matter as fundamentally different entities.

• Nicolas MalebrancheNarrower topic: Malebranche’s account distinguishes God’s independent being from dependent created substances.

• Primary and secondary qualitiesRelated: Locke treats qualities as powers or features grounded in material substance.

• Substance theoryNarrower topic: Substance theory makes entities of this kind metaphysically basic.

• Demi MooreRelated: Moore’s lead performance marked a late-career return to prominent film roles.

• Potentiality and actualityRelated: Aristotle analyzes substances through their matter, form, and changes.

• Quality (philosophy)Compared with: The substance–quality distinction contrasts bearers with the features attributed to them.

• Margaret QualleyRelated: Qualley plays Sue, a younger version of the protagonist created through an experimental substance.

• Spinoza's EthicsNarrower topic: Spinoza makes substance the foundation for his account of reality.