Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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It is not enough however merely to state the truth, we should
also show how the false view arises; because this strengthens
conviction. I mean, when we have given a probable reason why that
impresses people as true which really is not true, it gives them
a stronger conviction of the truth. And so we must now explain
why the bodily Pleasures appear to people to be more
choice-worthy than any others.
The first obvious reason is, that bodily Pleasure drives out
Pain; and because Pain is felt in excess men pursue Pleasure in
excess, i.e. generally bodily Pleasure, under the notion of its
being a remedy for that Pain. These remedies, moreover, come to
be violent ones; which is the very reason they are pursued, since
the impression they produce on the mind is owing to their being
looked at side by side with their contrary.
And, as has been said before, there are the two following reasons
why bodily Pleasure is thought to be not-good.
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