Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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The connection then subsisting between the good is Friendship
_par excellence_, as has already been frequently said: since that
which is abstractedly good or pleasant is thought to be an object
of Friendship and choice-worthy, and to each individual whatever
is such to him; and the good man to the good man for both these
reasons.
(Now the entertaining the sentiment is like a feeling, but
Friendship itself like a state: because the former may have for
its object even things inanimate, but requital of Friendship is
attended with moral choice which proceeds from a moral state: and
again, men wish good to the objects of their Friendship for their
sakes, not in the way of a mere feeling but of moral state.)
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