Potentiality and actuality are philosophical concepts primarily developed by Aristotle to explain the process of change and the realization of possibilities. Potentiality refers to the inherent capacity or possibility for change, while actuality is the fulfillment or realization of that potential into a concrete state or form.

Potentiality And Actuality

Potentiality

actuality

philosophical concepts

process of change

realization of possibilities

inherent capacity

possibility for change

Fulfillment of potential

concrete state

Concrete form

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