"The confession [of Heidegger] is patent: we cannot find directly the bond between ontology and theology in the works of Aristotle. This bond is produced by the interpreter (Heidegger), from an indirect point of view: it is deduced from the terminal stage of metaphysics in the philosophy of Hegel, and [then] projected back onto [(reporté sur)] the original stage of metaphysics in Aristotle, which Hegel is felt to have brought to full flower [(accomplir)]."
Géry Prouvost, “Quand commence l’ontothéologie? Aristote, Thomas d’Aquin et Duns Scot,” Revue thomiste 95 (1995): 89 (85-108).
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