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Doing and Being

Name: Doing and Being
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 01323875
Price: 54.59 EUR
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Author: Jonathan Beere
ISBN: 9780199652044

Jonathan Beere

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 01323875

Casa editrice Oxford University Press, marzo 2012

Doing and Being confronts the problem of how to understand two central concepts of Aristotle's philo... Descrizione completa

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Doing and Being confronts the problem of how to understand two central concepts of Aristotle's philosophy: energeia and dunamis. While these terms seem ambiguous between actuality/potentiality and activity/capacity, Aristotle did not intend them to be so. Through a careful and detailed reading of Metaphysics Theta, Beere argues that we can solve the problem by rejecting both "actuality" and "activity" as translations of energeia, and by working out an analogical conception of energeia. This approach enables Beere to discern a hitherto unnoticed connection between Plato's Sophist and Aristotle's Metaphysics Theta, and to give satisfying interpretations of the major claims that Aristotle makes in Metaphysics Theta, the claim that energeia is prior in being to capacity (Theta 8) and the claim that any eternal principle must be perfectly good (Theta 9).