英文摘要 |
The core clue of Heidegger’s explanation of Aristotle in the“Natorp-Bericht” is “the ways the soul reveals the truth”, and itsdominant issue is the priority of phronesis or sophia. Aristotle argues thatsophia is the highest way of enactment of life, which is self-sufficient andis a divine observation. It can be called “sophia-model”, whose premise isthe natural teleology of the Greek. On the contrary, Heidegger, with theontologization of Aristotle’s concept of phronesis, put forward a“phronesis-model”. As a practice-related, current way of enactmenttowards the moment, phronesis represents the movement of the life itself.And, by means of the formal indication and its associated approach of“concretion”, phronesis achieves a methodological position, which communicates the concrete and the general. Along with thetransformation of phronesis, Heidegger also formalized the concept ofpractice of Aristotle, which in some way meant the original unity oftheory and practice. |