Michael Egnor tries to solve the dualist problem of interaction

[Rumraket (Mikkel R.)]

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Here, the soul is not a separate ghost in the machine but an inseparable part of the “machine” itself.

(You can think of the soul/form as organizing the bits of matter together into one coherent, unified thing. But even this might be misunderstood by a modern reader because for Aristotle, every piece of matter you encounter has some form - even lifeless grains of sand on the beach are each matter + form composites. Form is not just a concept that Aristotle invented up for the case of the soul. It pervades his entire metaphysics and is fundamental to how he conceives the way the world works.)

That seems to me to be essentially materialism. What you’re describing are the laws of physics. There are the materials and how they act according to the laws of physics.