Libro · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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As there are some things naturally pleasant, and of these two
kinds; those, namely, which are pleasant generally, and those
which are so relatively to particular kinds of animals and men;
so there are others which are not naturally pleasant but which
come to be so in consequence either of maimings, or custom, or
depraved natural tastes: and one may observe moral states similar
to those we have been speaking of, having respectively these
classes of things for their object-matter.
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