Libro · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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In the deflections from the constitutional forms, just as the
principle of Justice is but small so is the Friendship also: and
least of all in the most perverted form: in Despotism there is
little or no Friendship. For generally wherever the ruler and the
ruled have nothing in common there is no Friendship because there
is no Justice; but the case is as between an artisan and his
tool, or between soul and body, and master and slave; all these
are benefited by those who use them, but towards things inanimate
there is neither Friendship nor Justice: nor even towards a horse
or an ox, or a slave qua slave, because there is nothing in
common: a slave as such is an animate tool, a tool an inanimate
slave. Qua slave, then, there is no Friendship towards him, only
qua man: for it is thought that there is some principle of
Justice between every man, and every other who can share in law
and be a party to an agreement; and so somewhat of Friendship, in
so far as he is man.
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