كتاب · Nicomachean Ethics
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المؤلف: Aristotle
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Kindly Feeling, though resembling Friendship, is not identical
with it, because it may exist in reference to those whom we do
not know and without the object of it being aware of its
existence, which Friendship cannot. (This, by the way, has also
been said before.) And further, it is not even Affection because
it does not imply intensity nor yearning, which are both
consequences of Affection. Again Affection requires intimacy but
Kindly Feeling may arise quite suddenly, as happens sometimes in
respect of men against whom people are matched in any way, I mean
they come to be kindly disposed to them and sympathise in their
wishes, but still they would not join them in any action,
because, as we said, they conceive this feeling of kindness
suddenly and so have but a superficial liking.
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