Goodwill
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eunoia · goodwill
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Nicomachean Ethics
A one-sided or passive wish for another's good, a necessary but not sufficient condition for friendship.
And when persons approve of each other without seeking such other’s society, this seems to be goodwill rather than friendship.
It is true that the old or morose may feel goodwill for each other, since they may wish each other well and help each other in case of need;
And perhaps we should also add the qualification that the feeling of goodwill must be known to its object.
The Law of Torts
The commercial advantage of an established reputation, discussed as a protectable interest analogous to the privilege at issue in the Massachusetts case.
But this is practically a valuable privilege in the nature of goodwill, and equally capable of being legally recognized and protected against fraudulent infringement.