Beitrage Zur Aristotelischen Handlungstheorie

In the philosophical action theory of today, Aristotle is all but omnipresent. Many influential theoreticians directly refer to his positions. But what about Aristotle's own conceptions? A direct and simple answer to this question is impossible, since there exists no such thing as a well-defined theory of human action in his works. However, this volume collects passages throughout Aristotle's oeuvre that deal with the fundamental questions of action theory and thus allows us to discern an outline of Aristotle's own action theory. German text.