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莊子齊物論
英文
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Happiness and Contemplation
By Aristotle
If happiness is an activity in accordance with virtue,
it is reasonable to assume that it is in accordance
with highest virtue,
and this will be the virtue of the best part of us.
Whether this is the intellect
or something else that we regard as naturally ruling
and guiding us,
and possessing insight into things noble
and divine either as being actually divine itself
or as more divine than any other part of us--
it is the activity of this part,
in accordance with the virtue proper to it,
that will be perfect happiness.
For contemplation is both the highest form of activity
Since the intellect is the highest thing in us,
and the objects that it apprehends are the highest
things that can be known,
and also it is the most continuous,
because we are more capable of continuous
contemplation than
we are of any practical activity. |
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