Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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Where people do not interchange pleasure but profit in matters of
Love, the Friendship is both less intense in degree and also less
permanent: in fact, they who are friends because of advantage
commonly part when the advantage ceases; for, in reality, they
never were friends of one another but of the advantage.
So then it appears that from motives of pleasure or profit bad
men may be friends to one another, or good men to bad men or men
of neutral character to one of any character whatever: but
disinterestedly, for the sake of one another, plainly the good
alone can be friends; because bad men have no pleasure even in
themselves unless in so far as some advantage arises.
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