Historical Studies in Philosophy
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It is concrete, actual justice superposed on abstract, and still indeterminate justice.
Friendship is supreme justice, delicate and perfect, wherein a blind, dead rule is entirely replaced by the living intelligence of the good man. Friendship has three sources : pleasure, interest and virtue. Virtue alone creates firm and lasting friendships.
XXI. — Economics Man, in family life, attains to a degree of perfection superior to that of which individual life admits. The family is a natural society.... It comprises three kinds of relation : that between man and wife, that between parents and children, and that between master and slave.
The family relation between man and wife is a moral one, based on friendship and mutual service. The wife ARISTOTLE 141 has her own will, her own virtue, different from the man's : she ought to be treated not as a slave, but as a free person. Still, as the wife is less perfect than the man, the latter ought to have authority over her. The family is an aristocracy or community of free beings, to whom different attributions are assigned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is concrete, actual justice superposed on abstract, and still indeterminate justice.
Friendship is supreme justice, delicate and perfect, wherein a blind, dead rule is entirely replaced by the living intelligence of the good man. Friendship has three sources : pleasure, interest and virtue. Virtue alone creates firm and lasting friendships.
XXI. — Economics Man, in family life, attains to a degree of perfection superior to that of which individual life admits. The family is a natural society.... It comprises three kinds of relation : that between man and wife, that between parents and children, and that between master and slave.
The family relation between man and wife is a moral one, based on friendship and mutual service. The wife ARISTOTLE 141 has her own will, her own virtue, different from the man's : she ought to be treated not as a slave, but as a free person. Still, as the wife is less perfect than the man, the latter ought to have authority over her. The family is an aristocracy or community of free beings, to whom different attributions are assigned.
What to read after Historical Studies in Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Boutroux to read onlineMoreLess
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