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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe significance of the notions of actuality and potentiality in Plotinus thought can hardly be overstated. Throughout the Enneads, they are crucial to understanding the specific causality of intelligible realities and t.
Verlag: Parmenides Publishing Jul 2015, 2015
ISBN 10: 1930972636 ISBN 13: 9781930972636
Sprache: Englisch
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The term dunamis (potentiality) entered into the philosophical vocabulary with Plato, but it was with Aristotle that it acquired, together with energeia (actuality), the strong technical meaning that the two terms have maintained, with variations, throughout subsequentphilosophical tradition.The significance of the notions of actuality and potentiality in Plotinus' thought can hardly be overstated. Throughout the Enneads, they are crucial to understanding the specific causality of intelligible realities and the relation of participation betweenintelligible and sensible realms.In Ennead II.5, Plotinus for the first time provides a systematic clarification of his peculiar use of these terms, through a sustained revision of Aristotle's own elaboration of the topic and of his terminology. The treatise discusses the differentmeanings of potentiality and actuality as well as the way each of themapplies or does not apply to the sensible realm, to the intelligible realm, and to matter.While the structure of the text unfolds in a coherent and cohesive manner, Plotinus' writing in this treatise is dense andat times dry in its technicality. The detailed commentary guides the reader step by step, making an otherwise particularly difficult text accessible.