Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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Next, since Good may be either an active working or a state,
those [κινήσεις or γενέσεις] which tend to place us in our
natural state are pleasant incidentally because of that tendency:
but the active working is really in the desires excited in the
remaining (sound) part of our state or nature: for there are
Pleasures which have no connection with pain or desire: the acts
of contemplative intellect, for instance, in which case there is
no deficiency in the nature or state of him who performs the
acts.
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