Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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But of the Sophists they who profess to teach it are plainly a
long way off from doing so: in fact, they have no knowledge at
all of its nature and objects; if they had, they would never have
put it on the same footing with Rhetoric or even on a lower:
neither would they have conceived it to be "an easy matter to
legislate by simply collecting such laws as are famous because of
course one could select the best," as though the selection were
not a matter of skill, and the judging aright a very great
matter, as in Music: for they alone, who have practical knowledge
of a thing, can judge the performances rightly or understand with
what means and in what way they are accomplished, and what
harmonises with what: the unlearned must be content with being
able to discover whether the result is good or bad, as in
painting.
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