Vernunft, la raison, a razão, the reason

Let us remark incidentally that what Aristotle   achieved here, working in the soil of phenomena of such difficult content, i.e., what he discussed under the titles φρόνησις and σοφία, later entered into philosophy under the rubric of practical and theoretical reason. Of course, this newer discussion of the faculties of reason has gone through manifold influences within the history of philosophy and has been saturated with them, so that the original soil is scarcely recognizable without direction from the work of Aristotle  . Thus it is not possible to understand φρόνησις and σοφία under the guiding line of the Kantian distinction between practical and theoretical reason. [GA19RS  :42]

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NT: Reason (Vernunft), 4, 22f, 32, 34, 48, 165, 320 n. 19, et passim [BT]