Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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It must not be thought but that the End and object of Courage is
pleasant, but it is obscured by the surrounding circumstances:
which happens also in the gymnastic games; to the boxers the End
is pleasant with a view to which they act, I mean the crown and
the honours; but the receiving the blows they do is painful and
annoying to flesh and blood, and so is all the labour they have
to undergo; and, as these drawbacks are many, the object in view
being small appears to have no pleasantness in it.
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