كتاب · Nicomachean Ethics
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المؤلف: Aristotle
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So far as name goes, there is a pretty general agreement: for
HAPPINESS both the multitude and the refined few call it, and
"living well" and "doing well" they conceive to be the same with
"being happy;" but about the Nature of this Happiness, men
dispute, and the multitude do not in their account of it agree
with the wise. For some say it is some one of those things which
are palpable and apparent, as pleasure or wealth or honour; in
fact, some one thing, some another; nay, oftentimes the same man
gives a different account of it; for when ill, he calls it
health; when poor, wealth: and conscious of their own ignorance,
men admire those who talk grandly and above their comprehension.
Some again held it to be something by itself, other than and
beside these many good things, which is in fact to all these the
cause of their being good.
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