Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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Again, common opinion requires that the Happy man live with
pleasure to himself: now life is burthensome to a man in
solitude, for it is not easy to work continuously by one's self,
but in company with, and in regard to others, it is easier, and
therefore the working, being pleasurable in itself will be more
continuous (a thing which should be in respect of the Happy man);
for the good man, in that he is good takes pleasure in the
actions which accord with Virtue and is annoyed at those which
spring from Vice, just as a musical man is pleased with beautiful
music and annoyed by bad. And besides, as Theognis says, Virtue
itself may be improved by practice, from living with the good.
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