كتاب · Nicomachean Ethics
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المؤلف: Aristotle
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A proof of this is that the same pleasant thing does not produce
the sensation of Pleasure when the natural state is being filled
up or completed as when it is already in its normal condition: in
this latter case what give the sensation are things pleasant per
se, in the former even those things which are contrary. I mean,
you find people taking pleasure in sharp or bitter things of
which no one is naturally or in itself pleasant; of course not
therefore the Pleasures arising from them, because it is obvious
that as is the classification of pleasant things such must be
that of the Pleasures arising from them.
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