Ziel Und Handeln Des Menschen: I-II 1-21

This volume examines the explanations that Thomas used to begin his comprehensive investigation into human actions and how they succeed or fail. It discusses concepts in action theory, such as the "goal" and the "final goal"; words used to describe actions such as "want," "intend," "choose"; the circumstances of action; and the evaluation of action. Translations and commentaries make Thomas' investigations accessible to today's readers.