Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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Again, men may have Knowledge in a way different from any of
those which have been now stated: for we constantly see a man's
state so differing by having and not using Knowledge, that he has
it in a sense and also has not; when a man is asleep, for
instance, or mad, or drunk: well, men under the actual operation
of passion are in exactly similar conditions; for anger, lust,
and some other such-like things, manifestly make changes even in
the body, and in some they even cause madness; it is plain then
that we must say the men of Imperfect Self-Control are in a state
similar to these.
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