Libro · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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Neither, in fact, can they who are of this character sympathise
with their Selves in their joys and sorrows, because their soul
is, as it were, rent by faction, and the one principle, by reason
of the depravity in them, is grieved at abstaining from certain
things, while the other and better principle is pleased thereat;
and the one drags them this way and the other that way, as though
actually tearing them asunder.[2] And though it is impossible
actually to have at the same time the sensations of pain and
pleasure; yet after a little time the man is sorry for having
been pleased, and he could wish that those objects had not given
him pleasure; for the wicked are full of remorse.
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