On The Realization Of The Possible, And The Spirit Of Aristotle (1899)

Focusing on the interplay between possibility and human action, Bain's philosophical work examines how potential can be realized through effort and determination. Drawing on Aristotle's concepts of potentiality and actuality, he discusses the factors that influence the realization of the possible, including social and psychological elements. The book is structured in two parts, with the first addressing human achievement and the second applying Aristotelian philosophy to contemporary thought. It offers valuable insights for those interested in philosophy, psychology, and self-improvement.