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Автор: Aristotle
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1. Some Pleasures of this class are actings of a low nature,
whether congenital as in brutes, or acquired by custom as in low
bad men.
2. Others are in the nature of cures, cures that is of some
deficiency; now of course it is better to have [the healthy
state] originally than that it should accrue afterwards.
(But some Pleasures result when natural states are being
perfected: these therefore are good as a matter of result.)
Again, the very fact of their being violent causes them to be
pursued by such as can relish no others: such men in fact create
violent thirsts for themselves (if harmless ones then we find no
fault, if harmful then it is bad and low) because they have no
other things to take pleasure in, and the neutral state is
distasteful to some people constitutionally; for toil of some
kind is inseparable from life, as physiologists testify, telling
us that the acts of seeing or hearing are painful, only that we
are used to the pain and do not find it out.
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