The doctrine of the soul of Albert the Great:critical edition of his works: 'De somno et vigilia' (Book III), 'De intellectu et intelligibili, De spiritu et respiratione, De motibus animalium, De iuventute et senectute, De morte et vita'

这个长期项目（2013-2024）关注的是阿尔伯特大帝（1200-1280）在他对亚里士多德语料的系统阐述中所写的六部核心作品的批判版：《somno et vigilia》（第三册）、《知性与可知性》、《精神与呼吸》、《动物动力》、《创新与知识》、《生命与生命》。作为对灵魂活动和情感的分析，这些作品构成了一个系统的统一体，它以亚里士多德的论文文集为模型，被称为Parva naturalia。然而，由于其系统的范围和大量使用后亚里士多德来源，它远远超出了其原始模型的限制。目前的项目不仅将填补阿尔伯蒂·马格尼歌剧Omnia的重大空白，阿尔伯蒂·马格尼研究所出版的关键版本，以及目前正在进行的中世纪哲学文本最重要的版本项目之一。它还将以批判版的形式提供对后来在自然哲学、精神哲学和心理学领域的哲学思考产生重大影响的文集。在项目的第四部分和最后一部分（2022-2024），将准备论文De aetate sive De iuventute et senecte的批判版和对亚里士多德的De longitude et brevitate vitae的评论，这两个作品揭示了阿尔伯特对中心生物学概念的理解，如“生命”，“死亡”和“生命周期”。

The long-term project (2013-2024) is concerned with the critical edition of six central works written by Albert the Great (1200-1280) within his systematic exposition of the Aristotelian corpus: De somno et vigilia (Book III), De intellectu et intelligibili, De spiritu et respiratione, De motibus animalium, De iuventute et senectute, De morte et vita. As an analysis of the activities and the affections of the soul, those works constitute a systematic unity, which is modelled on the Aristotelian corpus of treatises known as the Parva naturalia. However, due to its systematic scope and massive use of post-Aristotelian sources, it goes far beyond the limits of its original model. The present project will not only fill a significant gap in the Alberti Magni Opera Omnia, the critical edition published by the Albertus-Magnus-Institut and one of the most important edition projects of medieval philosophical texts currently in progress. It will also make available in a critical edition a corpus of writings that have exerted a significant influence on subsequent philosophical reflections in the field of the philosophy of nature, noetic and psychology. In the fourth and last part of the project (2022-2024), the critical edition of the treatise De aetate sive de iuventute et senectute and of the commentary on Aristotle’s De longitudine et brevitate vitae will be prepared, two works which shed light on Albert’s understanding of central biological concepts such as “life”, “death” and “life-cycles”.