Theory of Act and Potency in Aristotle’s Philosophy
In Aristotle's philosophy, the theory of act and potency is a fundamental aspect of his metaphysics and ontology. According to this theory, everything that exists has both an actuality (Greek: "energeia") and a potentiality (Greek: ____ ______ ____ ____ __________ _____ __________.
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