The tradition and distinction behind this understanding is that creation is an activity of God ( the task of energy or energeia ).
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This highest activity, Aristotle says, must be contemplation or speculative thinking ( " energeia . . . theMrtik " ).
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The two words " energeia " and " entelecheia " were coined by Aristotle, and he stated that their meanings were intended to converge.
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In chapter 3 Aristotle applies to pleasure his theory of motion ( " kinsis " ) as an energeia as explained in his " Metaphysics ".
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A sense perception like sight is in perfect activity ( " teleia energeia " ) when it is in its best conditions and directed at the best objects.
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Pleasure is an " energeia " of the human body and mind whereas happiness is more simply the " energeia " of a human being a human.
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Pleasure is an " energeia " of the human body and mind whereas happiness is more simply the " energeia " of a human being a human.
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"Kinesis ", translated as motion, or in some contexts change, is also explained by Aristotle as a particular type of " energeia ".
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There are 5 articles involved in this whole merger debacle and the talk pages are prohibitively lengthy : Talk : Potentiality and actuality, Talk : Energeia, Talk : Entelechy.
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Elements of the concept can also be found in Western popular culture, for example " energeia ", " �lan vital ", or vitalism are purported to be similar.
