Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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And again, such amusements as are pleasant; because people do not
choose them with any further purpose: in fact they receive more
harm than profit from them, neglecting their persons and their
property. Still the common run of those who are judged happy take
refuge in such pastimes, which is the reason why they who have
varied talent in such are highly esteemed among despots; because
they make themselves pleasant in those things which these aim at,
and these accordingly want such men.
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