Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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Injustice is all this with respect to the Unjust: and since the
Unjust is excess or defect of what is good or hurtful
respectively, in violation of the proportionate, therefore
Injustice is both excess and defect because it aims at producing
excess and defect; excess, that is, in a man's own case of what
is simply advantageous, and defect of what is hurtful: and in the
case of other men in like manner generally speaking, only that
the proportionate is violated not always in one direction as
before but whichever way it happens in the given case. And of the
Unjust act the less is being acted unjustly towards, and the
greater the acting unjustly towards others.[20]
Let this way of describing the nature of Justice and Injustice,
and likewise the Just and the Unjust generally, be accepted as
sufficient.
Chapter X.
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