كتاب · Nicomachean Ethics
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المؤلف: Aristotle
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But that the reasons alleged do not prove it either to be
not-good or the Chief Good is plain from the following
considerations.
First. Good being either absolute or relative, of course the
natures and states embodying it will be so too; therefore also
the movements and the processes of creation. So, of those which
are thought to be bad some will be bad absolutely, but relatively
not bad, perhaps even choice-worthy; some not even choice-worthy
relatively to any particular person, only at certain times or for
a short time but not in themselves choice-worthy.
Others again are not even Pleasures at all though they produce
that impression on the mind: all such I mean as imply pain and
whose purpose is cure; those of sick people, for instance.
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