Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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Happiness then stands not in amusement; in fact the very notion
is absurd of the End being amusement, and of one's toiling and
enduring hardness all one's life long with a view to amusement:
for everything in the world, so to speak, we choose with some
further End in view, except Happiness, for that is the End
comprehending all others. Now to take pains and to labour with a
view to amusement is plainly foolish and very childish: but to
amuse one's self with a view to steady employment afterwards, as
Anacharsis says, is thought to be right: for amusement is like
rest, and men want rest because unable to labour continuously.
Rest, therefore, is not an End, because it is adopted with a view
to Working afterwards.
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