Ksiazka · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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Now with respect to the pleasures and pains which come to a man
through Touch and Taste, and the desiring or avoiding such (which
we determined before to constitute the object-matter of the
states of utter absence of Self-Control and Perfected
Self-Mastery), one may be so disposed as to yield to temptations
to which most men would be superior, or to be superior to those
to which most men would yield: in respect of pleasures, these
characters will be respectively the man of Imperfect
Self-Control, and the man of Self-Control; and, in respect of
pains, the man of Softness and the man of Endurance: but the
moral state of most men is something between the two, even though
they lean somewhat to the worse characters.
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