Buch · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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To be a friend to many people, in the way of the perfect
Friendship, is not possible; just as you cannot be in love with
many at once: it is, so to speak, a state of excess which
naturally has but one object; and besides, it is not an easy
thing for one man to be very much pleased with many people at the
same time, nor perhaps to find many really good. Again, a man
needs experience, and to be in habits of close intimacy, which is
very difficult.
But it is possible to please many on the score of advantage and
pleasure: because there are many men of the kind, and the
services may be rendered in a very short time.
Of the two imperfect kinds that which most resembles the perfect
is the Friendship based upon pleasure, in which the same results
accrue from both and they take pleasure in one another or in the
same objects; such as are the Friendships of the young, because a
generous spirit is most found in these. The Friendship because of
advantage is the connecting link of shopkeepers.
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