Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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Well, the Unjust has been divided into the unlawful and the
unequal, and the Just accordingly into the lawful and the equal:
the aforementioned Injustice is in the way of the unlawful. And
as the unequal and the more[7] are not the same, but differing as
part to whole (because all more is unequal, but not all unequal
more), so the Unjust and the Injustice we are now in search of
are not the same with, but other than, those before mentioned,
the one being the parts, the other the wholes; for this
particular Injustice is a part of the Injustice co-extensive with
Vice, and likewise this Justice of the Justice co-extensive with
Virtue. So that what we have now to speak of is the particular
Justice and Injustice, and likewise the particular Just and
Unjust.
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