Ksiazka · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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This may be shown also from the intimate connection subsisting
between each Pleasure and the Working which it perfects: I mean,
that the Pleasure proper to any Working increases that Working;
for they who work with Pleasure sift all things more closely and
carry them out to a greater degree of nicety; for instance, those
men become geometricians who take Pleasure in geometry, and they
apprehend particular points more completely: in like manner men
who are fond of music, or architecture, or anything else, improve
each on his own pursuit, because they feel Pleasure in them. Thus
the Pleasures aid in increasing the Workings, and things which do
so aid are proper and peculiar: but the things which are proper
and peculiar to others specifically different are themselves also
specifically different.
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