Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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From this very same mistake they suppose also, that acting
Unjustly is equally in the power of the Just man, for the Just
man no less, nay even more, than the Unjust, may be able to do
the particular acts; he may be able to have intercourse with a
woman or strike a man; or the brave man to throw away his shield
and turn his back and run this way or that. True: but then it is
not the mere doing these things which constitutes acts of
cowardice or injustice (except accidentally), but the doing them
with certain inward dispositions: just as it is not the mere
using or not using the knife, administering or not administering
certain drugs, which constitutes medical treatment or curing, but
doing these things in a certain particular way.
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